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Caribbean University Options
The Caribbean Islands are known for their sandy beaches, aquamarine colored waters, and fun in the sun atmosphere. But many islands also offer educational programs for college students, undergrad and graduate, that allows you to experience the culture and laid back vibe of the islands while earning college credits or simply expanding your knowledge of […]
Classrooms with a View: Educational Travel Destinations
For students who want to expand their knowledge and their world Interested in getting an education with a view? Educational travel destination tours and study abroad programs are both great options to combine education with travel. There are many fun ways you can experience a classroom with a view; waking up with Big Ben, the […]
Presidential Election & Cost of College Crisis
Education: They say it’s the most important thing in an adolescent’s life—the “gateway” to opportunities and financial stability. But how much “financial stability” can a young college student attain in spite of the inflating costs of tuition and the ever-increasing burden of student loan debt? Well, many students are placing their faith in the presidential […]
Is it Time for Your Wardrobe to Grow Up?
Transforming your look from college to career After spending semester after semester in shorts and a hoodie, it seems like a daunting task to even think about putting on a dress and heels or a suit and tie. But there are ways to blend comfort and your own unique sense of style into your new […]
An Introduction to Online Learning and Web Based Education
Since the 1990s the rise of the internet has brought everything online, including learning. Elementary schools are using the internet for more interactive learning; many middle schools require students to take a computer course. High schools have started allowing students to take courses online in order to fulfill their graduation requirements. Whiz kids might even […]
Leaving Home for College
Making the transition can be a lot smoother by following a few simple steps. For most of us, leaving home for college and living independently for the first time is one of the most exciting times in our lives; but it can also be one of the most daunting. Where will I live? Will I […]
Popular Online Schools Ranked by UWireToday.com
Many online schools offer degree and certification programs for all levels, including high school, trade, vocational, associates, bachelors, masters and doctorate. In this blog post we summarize ten of the most popular online schools in the United States. These schools are listed in no particular order and the information provided should only be used as […]
Technology altering how Cities are Planned
Architects and urban planners in the 21st century will need to incorporate modern electronic and telecommunications technology in their designs in the same way their 19th-century counterparts had to deal with the products of the Industrial Revolution, an architectural scholar said Thursday at the University of Houston. William J. Mitchell, dean of the Massachusetts Institute […]
INTERVIEW: Napster founder Shawn Fanning
Fourteen years ago Shawn Fanning wrote a little piece of software in his dorm room on Hemenway Street. It allowed users to share and download music files. He called it Napster and he knew it was going to be big. This is an interview that was published on October 2000, when he was only 19 […]
40 Best Process Essay Topics to Choose in 2020
/in School /by Editorial StaffWriting an essay is extremely useful because it allows the author to learn how to clearly and competently formulate thoughts, structure information, use basic concepts, highlight causal relations, illustrate the experience with relevant examples, and argue his conclusions. To ensure you know how to write your own perfectly be sure to look for the best […]
Balancing Your Days: College, Work, and Your Social Life
/in College Life /by Editorial StaffIt can be difficult to work and go to school, not to mention enjoy the benefits of college with an active social life. Anyone who has had to work their way through school knows how challenging it can be, especially when compared to friends and classmates who have the luxury of partying all night and […]
The Top 10 Jobs for College Graduates in 2020
/in Work /by Editorial StaffIt’s that time in your college career: looking for a new job. It’s a daunting task ahead of you, but with a little preparation and hard work, you can be successful. Work on making connections in your career field as early as possible, and line up internships during the year or when you’re on breaks. […]
The Best College Jobs 2020
/in Work /by Editorial StaffWhen you’re in college, you have to balance a lot of things including going to class and spending time with friends. Some students sleep in really late after a night of partying, while others go without sleep to finish projects. One thing that rarely gets mentioned when you’re enrolling in school is what kind of […]
How Social Media Can Affect Your Ability to Get a Job
/in Work /by Editorial StaffWhen you’re joining the so-called real world and getting a job, one of the things many companies and employers look at is your social media. This can be hard to imagine, especially after four years of school, where many people post pictures of themselves with their friends doing all sorts of crazy things: zip-lining on […]
Credit Cards for College Students: What Should You Be Looking For?
/in Money /by Editorial StaffIf you’re in school, you’re probably just learning about loans and credit. Many students opt to get a credit card to help pay for expenses and build their credit. There are dozens of options out there, so how do you choose which one to apply for? Rates and What They Mean The APR is the […]
How to Get a Job After College
/in Work /by Editorial StaffYou’ve worked for it for at least four years, through midterms, final exams, and research projects that took up hours of your time. The perfect job after college. How do you achieve this goal that might seem so impossible, especially when you realize how many other people are competing for that particular job, as well. […]
Getting Your First Credit Card as a College Student
/in Money /by Editorial StaffFor most students, going away to college is the first time they have lived on their own. You have to learn to make your own decisions, from what you eat to what your financial future will hold. One of the things you should do at this time is start to build a good credit score […]