Scholarships for the American Dream June 29, 2017 2:35 PM by Susan Dutca As we celebrate national holidays by honoring and remembering those who served or died while serving our country, or celebrating our independence, we explore what it means to be American. In
Avoid Scholarship Scams November 18, 2016 by Susan Dutca Finding trustworthy and accurate scholarship and other financial aid information can be tricky these days, especially when it comes to sources that offer unreliable, often misleading content.
Head vs. Heart: Which Should You Follow When Choosing a College? June 22, 2015 by Ashley Grego Choosing my school wasn't a heart-driven decision. My heart eyed up Pitt Main and the possibilities of finally living in the city I've loved my entire childhood. I so badly wanted to go there;
Graduate School to Ask Applicants’ Sexual Identity October 29, 2014 by Suada Kolovic The Graduate School at Northwestern University will join Elmhurst College, the University of Iowa, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a handful of law schools as it begins asking applicants
Cleveland Law School Offers “Risk-Free” J.D. Program March 25, 2014 by Suada Kolovic The decision to pursue a law degree is not one that should not be taken lightly. Analyzing your hopes and needs prior to applying will help you decide whether it’s worth your time, effort and money.
University of Iowa Slashes Law School Tuition December 10, 2013 by Suada Kolovic ‘Tis the season for discount digging. With the holidays just a mere two weeks away, many people have gift-giving on the brain so it should come as no surprise that everyone’s on the hunt for
10 Med Schools That Received the Most Applications April 30, 2013 by Suada Kolovic If you’re actively considering a career as a physician, you’re well aware of the long, rigorous and demanding road ahead. With challenging coursework and fierce competition in the forecast, not
Finding On-Campus Employment March 4, 2013 by Katlyn Clark After classes, homework and studying, college students often discover that they have some free time on their hands. Some take on extracurricular activities (both fun and professional) but realize
Will You Be a Perpetual Student? August 1, 2012 by Lisa Lowdermilk When I first started attending college in 2009, there was nothing I wanted more than to graduate...fast. But now that I’m about to receive my B.A. in English Professional Writing in December, the
Employment Rates for Law School Graduates Lowest Since 1994 June 12, 2012 by Suada Kolovic The notion that those who are well-educated are safeguarded from bleak employment rates doesn’t seem to hold true anymore: According to the National Association for Law Placement, recent law
