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Academic Neutrality: How to Tell If a College Has Been Taken Over by Special Interests

by studentrg | May 17, 2018 | Career Pathways, Paying for College

Most colleges need money. Many foundations and companies like to give large sums of money to them. It’s a win-win situation. But what happens to a college if it accepts large donations from a think tank or other organization that has a political or other agenda that...

Is Transferring from a Community College to a Four-Year College Still a Good Strategy?

by studentrg | May 3, 2018 | Career Pathways, Paying for College

To save on college costs, about 100,000 American students every year follow a simple strategy . . . They go to community colleges for two years, then transfer to four-year state or private colleges and complete their undergraduate work there. This strategy is...

Want to Save 25% of Your College Costs?

by studentrg | Apr 18, 2018 | online education, Paying for College

Finish College in Three Years With college costs soaring to new heights, completing college in three years is becoming more attractive. It’s basic math. If you finish an undergraduate degree in three years instead of four, you will save something on the order of...

Why America’s Universities Still Appeal Strongly to Foreign STEM Students

by studentrg | Apr 16, 2018 | STEM

American colleges from coast to coast – especially smaller independent schools – are reporting a large decline in the number of applications they are getting from foreign students this year. And with good reason. Why would students run the risk of running...

Why Transferring Can Be the Greatest College Plan of All

by studentrg | Apr 10, 2018 | Career Pathways, Online Courses, online education, Paying for College

We watched a segment on the evening news last week that showed a group of students who were gathered in their high school’s college counseling office, happily logging in and discovering all the wonderful schools where they had just been accepted. There were whoops and...
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