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Understanding Debt Consultation & Reduction Plan for Students

AuthorSally Croft DateSeptember 27th, 2011 Comments5 Comments

Debt Consultation for students is when a student and a counseling service assess the debt of a student to determine a financial plan to alleviate the student’s debt situation. Debt consultations and reduction planning is typically done for free on campuses as a service to students to help them cope with debt and credit situations. Private institutions and companies may charge for services if they negotiate with creditors on the students’ behalf.

How to score big in GMAT?

AuthorSally Croft DateFebruary 11th, 2011 Comments1 Comment

Are you looking forward to take the GMAT examination and at the same time wondering about what you should do to prepare? Scoring high on the GMAT is necessary to get into a good MBA program, so it is important to know how to prepare to get a high score. Studying for the GMAT can be a big task, the key to get a good score is to study real hard and you will be amazed what you can accomplish.

College Study & Freelance Work – How To Strike A Balance?

AuthorSally Croft DateJanuary 28th, 2011 Comments1 Comment

Students enroll themselves in universities and colleges for studies but many of them need to work as well in order to afford the expenses such as tuition, books, housing and fees etc. This is common nowadays and if managed properly is not a problem. But the question is how can a student strike a balance between studying and work in order to meet their financial needs and study at the same time? Devoting Time to Studies is Paramount The aim

8 Most Wanted College Student Summer Internships – Are you READY?

AuthorSally Croft DateApril 15th, 2010 Comments8 Comments

Many students utilize their summers to gain valuable working experience that can help the in their professional development. This working experience is attained through various internship programs that are offered by organizations as a part of their contribution to the general educational development. As a result, students can implement many of the concepts learnt during their studies or see industrial applications of theoretical concepts. Not all College Student Summer Internships will offer salaries; however, the better ones usually do such

President Obama Back to School Speech for American Students

AuthorSally Croft DateSeptember 25th, 2009 Comments1 Comment

When Obama mentioned to a 11 year old student reporter Damon Weaver that he planned to make a back- to- school speech, even he would not have expected such mixed reactions and so much hype. It was just a simple inspirational speech that schools were encouraged (not ordered!) to be broadcast. However, many schools did not do that after the controversy. One parent says,” I sent my children to school to be educated NOT indoctrinated.” While another states, “The fact

College Grads – Quick Survival Guide

AuthorSally Croft DateJuly 31st, 2009 CommentsNo Comments

Out of College In every sense I mean successfully completing your college. It’s indeed a time to party! Gone are the days where you had to burn the midnight oil and complete your assignments and prepare for your exams. You are now out and all on your own! Don’t you feel great about hearing the good news…check for the cons associated with it as well !! College Days are Care Free Days Remember those care free days, you were responsible

Roundabout to Weird Unknown Scholarships – A continuation…

AuthorSally Croft DateJune 24th, 2009 Comments4 Comments

Our article on Top 12 Weird Unknown Scholarships got an excellent reception among students and our regular visitors of the blog. Considering the interest shown by our readers and constant request of sequel I have finally thought of a presentation on more of weird unknown scholarships for you. Hope you would like the effort the way you appreciated the prelude 1. The School Band and Orchestra Magazine Scholarship This scholarship is offered to students who have written the best of

Financial Aid For Undergraduate Students – The Basics!

AuthorSally Croft DateJune 10th, 2009 Comments7 Comments

For undergraduate students interested in financial aid, there are lots of options available. To start with, you can go for college scholarships. The significant thing about college scholarships is that you do not need to repay it after completing your education. The only drawback of college scholarships is that with so many students applying for it, you may face plenty of competition at the time of approval. Role of Federal Government Federal government offers undergraduate students wide variety of loan