China Warns Students Against Studying in the U.S. June 4, 2019 4:24 PM by Susan Dutca-Lovell China's Ministry of Education is warning its students about studying in the United States in its first "study abroad alert" of the year. Students are advised to "prepare accordingly" given the
Newbury College Closing Shortly After Enrolling Mount Ida Students December 18, 2018 3:26 PM by Susan Dutca-Lovell Before joining a group of small private liberal arts institutions that had to close its doors due to financial pressures and falling enrollment, Newbury College encouraged students from defunct Mount
Foreign Students to Face Ideological Test for Entry into U.S? August 16, 2016 by Susan Dutca-Lovell Republican POTUS candidate Donald J. Trump proposed establishing an "ideological test" for those entering the United States, as well as temporarily suspending visa processing from areas that are
Enrolling at a Branch Campus vs. a Main Campus July 1, 2015 by Ashley Grego When most people hear Penn State, they think of the college town located in State College famous for Beaver Stadium and football. It's less likely that people think of the other Penn States - the
Majoring in a Foreign Language Yields Lifelong Benefits September 24, 2013 by Mike Sheffey As my bio states, I am a Spanish major...and I love it! If you’re considering majoring in a foreign language, here are some helpful tips: It’s time intensive. Foreign languages are about
Meet Scholarships.com's Virtual Interns: Mary Steffenhagen July 31, 2013 by Mary Steffenhagen Hey there, Scholarships.com readers! I’m Mary, a junior English major/business minor student at Concordia University of Wisconsin. I’ll admit, I didn’t give my college search as much time or
Planning Your Ideal Study Abroad Experience July 11, 2013 by Anthony Guzmán Maybe you grew up in a small town where everyone knows everyone and gossip spreads like wildfire. Or maybe you just want to experience something new. Whatever the case is, my advice to you is to see
You’re Accepted...for Next Semester June 3, 2013 by Mike Sheffey New Admissions Addresses Retention Concerns, Confuses Students
Taking a Gap Year May Enhance Your College Experience May 17, 2013 by Carly Gerber So you’re a high school senior who has worked hard to maintain the impressive grades and variety of extracurriculars that earned you multiple college offers. But before you purchase those
Planning a Successful Summer May 7, 2013 by Chelsea Slaughter As summer approaches, we begin to see the bright light of freedom on the horizon. What are your plans for break? If you do not have any, no worries: It’s not too late to plan! Do not spend the next