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San Diego Mesa College Provides Food & Clothing to Students in Need
The costs of a college education has been steadily rising each year for many years now, and many students and their families find it more and more difficult to afford the tuition, room and board and the meal plans offered by colleges. Even students who choose to live off campus find it difficult to pay… Read More
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The College of Charleston and Trident Technical College Launch a Bridge Program
The College of Charleston in South Carolina is just one of the many colleges in the country to launch a bridge program. Starting in the fall, the Charleston Bridge program will offer select students a jumpstart to their college education through a partnership with Trident Technical College (TTC), a two-year college, which is part of… Read More
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How to Get College Professors to Like You
Students often fail to remember that college professors have feelings too. It is very important to treat professors with respect. How your professor feels about you can influence how much time and effort they are willing to put into helping you with your course, along with how good of a recommendation they will write you… Read More
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Cheap, Nutritious Foods to Keep the Stress Away
At one point in my college career, college and stress started to coincide and mean the same thing. Being on my own and gaining new independence is what college is all about, right? Let’s not forget to add the juggling of numerous exams, assignments, projects, social life, relationships, extracurriculars, laundry, a budget and more. A… Read More
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How to Make a Home in Your Dorm
I remember walking up and down the aisles at Target, pushing a heavy cart full of new fuzzy bath towels, plastic drawers, a trashcan, a new pan and broom, and every other item I would need for my new dorm. I can remember hearing my mom telling me that I should decorate my dorm room… Read More
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Drop the Books & Plan a Cheap Spring Break
With the mounting pressures of keeping up with classwork, working a part-time job and searching for internships to open up future career opportunities, today’s college students often forget to have fun. With spring break approaching quickly and summer break not far after that, it is imperative to find a week or two in your busy… Read More
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Alan Lescht and Associates Essay Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply Annually by October 17
This is an annual scholarship. Bookmark this page and check back each year! [divider] Eligibility: Applicant must be currently attending or planning to attend a college or university in the next academic year. Applicant must be in good academic standing with her/his current educational institution. Applicant must have the permission of a legal guardian if… Read More
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Guide for International College Students in America
The United States of America has the largest international student population. The USA has come a long way in terms of its diverse student body and international education. Applying as an international student is a long and tedious process, but once it’s complete, you may begin feeling a little nervous about going to a completely… Read More