As a student considering college for the first time, there are many benefits and hurdles to be aware of. In particular, it might be discouraging to consider the amount the debt that college requires for many and that it may require for you. Luckily, we... 

If you’re feeling burnt out on school and trying to get a fire lit under your you-know-what, here’s a compelling reason to find a way to commit to class. A new report by the Social Science Research Council, released at Wednesday’s annual meeting... 

Google, smiles and tears? Apparently. Google, known as one of the largest marketing companies in the world, is now advertising itself with young couples in love and dancing children. All of these ads strive to accomplish one thing:  to “make you cry.” ... 

MTV is famous for a lot of things, including Snookie Polizzi and Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino of Jersey Shore Fame, so college financial assistance is not high on the list when you think of the network. Maybe it’s time to think again, because... 

With genius high school and college dropouts making billions on the internet and software industries, it’s become fashionable to question the value of higher education, especially when that education comes with the rising costs of tuition and text books. ... 

The end is near. Our recent celebration of the New Year was our last as a civilization. At least, according to some people. Millions, actually. These individuals believe (o ye faithless ones) that ancient Mayan priests predicted the end of the world.... 

College students of the world are in a state of panic. If you go to school online, take some classes online, or bring your ipad/laptop to class then you should get prepared for January 18th; a date in time so horrific not even the Mayan’s could’ve... 

Happy 2012! According to Mayan elders and New Age prophesiers all over the globe, this one’s gonna be a doozy. Will the world end, or just evolve dramatically? If it ends, I guess resolutions are a moot point. But if it evolves, you’ll want... 

Whether you’re just starting college or you’re on the 7 year plan (which used to be the 6 year plan, and before that the 5 year plan), it’s important to remember the rules of grammar. Why? Well if you don’t odds are people will make fun of you.... 

Choosing what to do after high school can be a difficult decision. At the top of many students’ lists is that of obtaining a college education. But children with parents that have not attended college, the so-called “first generation college student,”...