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Reading: Improving Your Reading Skills
Reading: Improving Your Reading Skills
Because reading is such a critical skill, you want to always seek ways to improve your reading. The more you practice, the better. And when you’re reading, you can follow a few tips or strategies that will enhance the reading and help you develop your reading skills. These include working on your vocabulary and reading more.


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Tips for Finals Week in College
Tips for Finals Week in College
Article outlines five key strategies to study for college finals: creating a study plan, selecting a good study space, reviewing past exams and tests, finding study groups, and advice on how to survive finals week itself.

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Writing a Solid Debate Paper in College
Writing a Solid Debate Paper in College
Thought provoking, persuasively developed and well planned, a well written debate will consider both sides of the story. Learn how to build your case to win your debate and nail your argument.


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How to Win a Scholarship
How to Win a Scholarship
College can be very expensive, but knowing how to win a scholarship - or multiple scholarships - can help students pay for their education without emptying their bank accounts. LoveToKnow College spoke with Gen and Kelly Tanabe, winners of hundreds of thousands of dollars in college scholarships and the authors of books on financial aid, about their successful strategies on winning scholarships.

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Manual Reveals Loan Collection Secrets
Manual Reveals Loan Collection Secrets
Anyone who borrows—whether for a flat screen TV or a college education—has a moral obligation to pay all debts in full. And taxpayers naturally want all who took out federal student or parent loans to pay back every penny they owe. The government enforces the sanctity of student debt obligations with comparatively draconian laws. Unlike most other loans, federal student loans have no statute of limitations, are extremely difficult to discharge in bankruptcy, and can be collected even from debtors’ Social Security payments after they retire.

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Good College Application
Good College Application
f you want to get accepted to college, you must have a good college application. The application process can be tricky. There are a lot of different sections, as well as deadlines that you have to meet. All of these things can make the process pretty stressful for college-bound high school students.

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Finding Private College Loans
Finding Private College Loans
Private college loans are needed by most students these days, since education expenses can ultimately (and ironically) force you to drop out. In the event that you are attending private colleges, you are faced with a need to find good private college loans. Let us think about what you will need to do to find the best possible offers.

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Tuition And Fees Still On The Rise
Tuition And Fees Still On The Rise
Colleges and universities are setting their tuition rates for the coming academic year. While it might not come as a surprise that rates are often increasing, the fact that some students think the increases aren't high enough might. Even in light of the fact that tuition, room and board at some state colleges and universities can without scholarships and grants extend beyond $100,000 is enough cause for alarm.

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College Life: Saving Money on Everything
College Life: Saving Money on Everything
Perhaps you have just been accepted to your "dream" university. If so, congratulations! Or, perhaps you are a seasoned veteran of college living with years of experience tucked tightly under your belt. If so, very impressive. Whatever your case may be, living on a college budget isn't the easiest task in the world, especially when you have to adjust to a completely new environment and actually have to accomplish the things for which you are there in the first place- studying hard, overcoming challenges and setbacks, getting good grades, graduating, and then turning all of that into a job offer. Throw in a host of distractions and a mountain of student loan debt, and you might be rethinking your college decision altogether. But don't worry: if you follow some (or possibly even all?) of these simple habits, you will see yourself on the making extraordinary progress on your path towards financial stability and security.

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