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You don’t always have to pay for your college textbooks. Here are some great ways to find free college books online. Why pay full price for textbooks when you can find them online for free or really cheap? One of the not-so-fun things about college is the cost of the textbooks. It’s like one of…

Education is your birthright. Discover which states offer in-state university tuition rates to undocumented students & what to do if yours doesn’t. In the fictional world of The Fosters – a TV show about two moms raising a multicultural family that includes five biological, adopted and fostered teenagers – one of the teenagers, Callie, who…

The ever-climbing cost of university tuitions in the United States is often in the news, but it’s hardly news. It seems that every year there are stories about the surge in tuition costs – and yet they just keep surging. According to an article on CNBC.com, Harvard University’s tuition (upwards of $42,000/year) is more than…

10+ Tuition Free Universities in USA for International Students

With over 2,300 universities, picking the best college in the Philippines is challenging.   We have compiled a list of 20 universities to make work easier for students joining college. Moreover, we have weighed up the option of studying online at a college like UoPeople.  Read along to choose one university that matches your expectations in…

Heading off to college is an exciting time, but it can also be a bit daunting. There’s a lot to balance, from classes and exams to socializing and extracurriculars. If you are wondering how to be successful as a student in college, here are some top student tips for success: Get Involved On Campus Getting…

The cost of a college education is higher than ever before. Higher education costs have gone up to almost three times the cost in 1980; a fact that holds for both public and private institutions. These rising costs have sparked the need for more funding options for college education. Student loan funding stands at the top…

If you’re studying business administration, you’ll likely consider pursuing an internship either during your time as a student or upon graduation. It’s not just about getting your foot in the door of a particular field or company—it’s also about getting real-world experience that will help propel your career forward. Internships are one of the best…

Of all the students who send an application to join college, only 70 percent get approved on their first trial. The rest have to forego their dream college and instead seek admission to a different higher-learning institution. The college acceptance rates drop more as one applies to competitive, highly selective colleges like Massachusetts Institute of…

The number of computer science and information technology careers are projected to grow exponentially in the future. Between 2021 and 2031 the rate is expected to increase 15% according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). More and more students are pursuing a computer science degree to better position themselves for lucrative and rewarding careers…

A first-generation college student is any student who is the first in their family to pursue a four-year degree. Does that sound like you? Or will that be you in the near future? If so, congratulations! You’ve made a decision to pursue a degree, enhance your education, and open up hundreds of new doors for…

Forest M. grew up in California, between divorced parents and lived in small towns near Yosemite National Park. “My parents were not college-educated. My father dropped out of high school and never completed it. He worked in construction his entire life, and my mom worked odd jobs, but mostly in the food service industry. We…