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Should you Attend this College? 6 Warning Signs to Watch Out For https://t.co/WkfiszHn9L #highered #college

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Speech pathologists help people regain control over their lives after illness or injury. They also help children with speech issues so they can grow up to be productive and happy adults. https://t.co/4ffJ7uWEuY

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Depending on what article you read, higher education is in trouble, or it's become more necessary than ever before. https://t.co/vaJN0Nwl0M

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If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, this post looks at some successful companies built by college students for inspiration. https://t.co/4VU90lFGYr

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As you begin the task of applying to college, one of the first big decisions you (and your family) have to come to terms with is whether your ultimate goal is to go away from home or to stay local. https://t.co/40kW1Sw89f

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Fortunately, you can return unused student loan money to your lender, though timing and loan type could determine how much it will cost you. https://t.co/wUSPW67aDU

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Even if you have a major decided and think it’s your one and only major you see yourself going through, be open and prepared to change. Try to find a college that allows you to do some exploration of majors. https://t.co/jykyYyxj7M

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If you somehow had a student loan with a higher interest rate than your credit cards, the math changes. However, this circumstance is rare. https://t.co/6dJQJxllcA

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In an effort to make their degrees more practical, many liberal arts colleges are creating interdisciplinary programs that combine two or more academic fields into one degree. https://t.co/HHLgq56J0I

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While campus resources can certainly help – and you should be using them – not all students know what resources are available or how to maximize them. https://t.co/QinyIbTGen

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Opportunity cost refers to the loss of potential gain from you choosing one option from a number of alternate options. For every choice you make, there is potential benefit you lost out on by choosing that option. https://t.co/ipFG1AKXwS

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There are many similarities between the SAT and ACT: they test the same grammar concepts; they demand many of the same reading comprehension strategies; their math content overlaps significantly; and they are almost identical in total length. https://t.co/1ud3gKOkSd

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As you begin to narrow down your list of colleges to which you will apply, your calculator may begin to work overtime as it computes the cost of your application fees. https://t.co/jJ5uXwgVJy

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There has been a growing movement on college campuses across the country to get more students interested in STEM fields. This movement has trickled into the K-12 classrooms as well. https://t.co/BcsJwbLiud

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Ginger shares how she combines mindfulness, movement, and time outdoors to manage her mental health and wellbeing. https://t.co/jZ8aRtken4

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What is it you really hold as central to your belief system? Have you ever met anyone who thought different from you or helped you better organize your thoughts? https://t.co/QtIDxM3f8C

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Are there any myths you believe about college? https://t.co/fhVlt3rspv

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There are thousands of scholarships out there. Below you will find many scholarships, most with general eligibility requirements. https://t.co/auDyfW70HE

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Whether you're interested in marketing, math, or making connections, the business field has a lot of opportunity. https://t.co/ySgy71gzax

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Should you take statistics or one of the calculus Advanced Placement courses? https://t.co/vjfxV27fnu

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According to numbers recorded by the Department of Education, only 50% of students graduate with their undergraduate degree after six years. https://t.co/uG0ri38FJV