Oh, The Humanities! Why STEM Shouldn’t Take Precedence Over the Arts
Budget cuts are affecting education in the humanities, but we shouldn’t count them out totally in favor of STEM subjects. Continue reading
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Financial Aid and Student Success
Scholarships can make affording tuition easier, but learn more about its relationship with student success. Continue reading
Major Regrets: What to Do When You Have Second Thoughts About Your Degree
Many college graduates have second thoughts about their degrees; what do you do if you’re one of them? Continue reading
The English Major as a Strategic Career Move
Choosing an English major can be a much better career move than the stereotypes would have you believe. Continue reading
The $10,000 Degree Plan, from Start to Finish
A few schools in the country are trying the idea of the $10,000 degree plan, which could make education more accessible. Continue reading
The Appeal of Black Colleges Online
Many students attend historically black colleges for the atmosphere, so what do online classes from HBCUs have to offer? Continue reading
8 Fascinating Ways STEM Students are Learning Online
Some schools are already using the power of the Internet to break the STEM mold and help students learn in innovative ways. Continue reading
Why Online Learning Is Vital to Improving Education
Budget cuts are forcing schools to do more with less; moving learning online and improving that experience may be the key to providing education at a lower cost without compromising quality. Continue reading
The Great New Gap Year
As gap years gain popularity in the U.S., students are choosing to do things a little differently than gappers of the past. Continue reading
The Most Famous Professors (Actually) Teaching Today
A few lucky college students out there will get the chance this semester to actually be taught by these world-renowned people. Continue reading