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Low Interest Student Loan – Who are the takers?

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 30th, 2010 Comments2 Comments

Most students will need a student loan to finance their college education. These students come from a wide cross section of the society and have various reasons on which they qualify for a student loan. There are several types of student loans that are specially designed to meet the needs of these students. Students with dire Financial Needs Students facing financial crisis are usually accommodated under the Government guaranteed Federal Stafford Loan Scheme. To qualify for a Stafford loan, students

Preparing for Your first Job Interview – What to do?

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 26th, 2010 Comments8 Comments

There is a saying that you only get one chance to make a good first impression. Well, consider this to be true when it comes to job interviews. The first image you present to potential employers is the first thing they see and the deciding factor in hiring you for the job. Believe it or not, most employers already know from the moment you walk through the door, if they are going to hire you or not. Your image is

Obama Education Agenda and Teachers Outrage

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 24th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

President Obama proposal on the national school system has sent teachers and their unions scrambling. This proposal is based on the same blueprint of a similar plan forwarded by former President Bush during his administration. In his weekly address, President Obama stressed that he hoped his plan would be to the benefit of both teachers and students. He encouraged teachers to remain in the field and insisted they be treated with the respect they deserve as true professionals and nation

Twitter for Teachers – Reaching out with Micro Blogging?

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 22nd, 2010 Comments1 Comment

Twitter is a free micro-blogging service that has revolutionized how people share information. Tweeters are allowed to make short text posts with up to 140 characters or short video clips from any location in the world as long as they have access to the internet. It’s easy to see how effective Twitter can be with examples like Tweets giving followers breaking news such as with the earthquake in Haiti, the landing of the plane on the Hudson River and the

Frugal guide to Credit Card Usage in Students

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 19th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

As a student, one must find creative ways of maintaining your budget. Having a credit card in this matter can be both a blessing and a curse depending on how discipline you are in managing your financial affairs. Forget about being labeled as tight or being a miser, only you know the full extent of your financial situation. Therefore, instead of allowing your credit card to bring you down to your financial knees, students can make their credit card work

Top 10 Tips for a Successful Career – A Follow-up!

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 17th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

About a month back I did a blog post on ‘10 unbeatable tips for successful career’ I was reading it last night and thought like doing a rejoinder to it for my readers. It’s an open secret that there is no bulletproof path that you can take to career success. No two individuals are ever the same or have the same fate. However, we can learn from examples set by those before us to chart our own path and hope

8 Best Twitter tools for College Students

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 15th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

Are you using twitter yet? Well, you may want to get on the band wagon and start tweeting. Twitter is more than just a fun place to correspond with people with whom you have similar interests. It’s interesting to know that more and more people are now using twitter as a tool for educational purposes. Educators and students are finding the use of twitter very helpful both inside and outside the classroom. Twitter is definitely the best way to share

Job Hunters SOS – A step by step guide to success!

AuthorSally Croft DateMarch 11th, 2010 CommentsNo Comments

Job hunting can be a frustrating experience, especially if you don’t have the right tools and the knowhow. Fortunately for you I have listed a few job hunting techniques that will help you succeed at every stage of the job-hunting process. There are a few things that you should consider as you begin your job search that will give you a better understanding of the job market, such as: What is the employment environment in your area? Which industries are