Cure Tuition Ills With Medical School Scholarships
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What I’ve Learned in College…So Far
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I have been in college for nearly three years. Now, with just a single semester left to complete, I’ve been thinking about what I would have liked to have known years ago.If you’re a high school junior or senior, you will hear piece after piece of advice in the coming months. Everyone will have some tidbit to chip in—don’t procrastinate, get plenty of sleep, and so on—and those are valuable and
Signing Up for Senior Year Classes
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When the time comes to sign up for your senior year classes, the popular approach is to take the easy way out, to take three study halls or a couple of gym classes.However, your senior year is not something to take lightly.As you prepare your schedule for next year, there are a few things to consider.Think About College Requirements Some schools may require you to take certain classes for admitt
Tips to Prepare for National Decision Day
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National Decision Day is a huge milestone for high school seniors across the country.May 1st marks the official day that those who have not made their final college decisions will commit to the college or university of their choice.Whether you’ve made your decision or not, here are some tips to get you prepared for National Decision Day.1. Have you answered all of your college questions? There a
10 Resources for Attending and Succeeding in College for Low-Income Students
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On March 13, This American Life of NPR released a compelling report on the discrepancies of high school education between low-income and wealthy students and how it either fostered or alienated low-income students from success in higher education. The report followed three different students from a low-income high school in the Bronx – all of whom showed promise in college enrollment.One student
12 Grad School Survival Tips
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Ah, graduate school. What a completely unique experience - or so they say. Because, the truth is, when you're a grad student, nobody really gets you, right?Wrong! Fastweb does! Not only do we know what you're going through, but we want to help you get through it, too.It's pretty scary in graduate school, too. It's basically, like, sink or swim without a fancy swim instructor looking out for you.
3 Resources for Your Scholarship Search
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When seeking scholarships, three main resources come to mind: your school, your town, and the Internet.Regardless of your experience and faculty with these options, your junior or senior year of high school are good times to start for all three.Next, I’ll break down each option for every student.Your School High schools know that their students are anxious about college, especially affording an