by studentrg | Aug 17, 2020 | Paying for College, Student Privacy
As you have noticed, it is currently difficult to get reliable, up-to-date information on student loan programs. Congress is tied up in knots about making decisions – any decisions – that can help students and their families plan how to navigate the coming school year...
by studentrg | Aug 13, 2020 | Education
As many American schools plan to resume classes soon, teachers are trying to decide whether or not to return to classrooms. That implies that there are only two groups of teachers regarding this issue – those who will go back, and those who will not. But in reality, a...
by studentrg | Aug 6, 2020 | Education
When I was going to high school, there was a special dining room reserved for teachers. It was in a corner of our cafeteria and I remember seeing teachers heading back there carrying brown lunch bags and cafeteria trays. I have no idea what they talked about behind...
by studentrg | Aug 3, 2020 | College Admissions
Colleges across the country have announced that they will test returning students for Covid-19, especially those who want to live on their campuses. But what does “testing” mean? Does it mean pointing a handheld thermometer at the foreheads of students before they are...
by studentrg | Jul 27, 2020 | College Degrees, College Major, Online Courses
A growing list of colleges have announced that they will offer most or even all of their classes online during the coming academic year. That prompted one student we know to ask, “So, should I forget about declaring myself pre-med next year? I mean, how am I going to...
