FCAT scores 2009 now available
The FCAT scores for 2009 are now out, and parents in Florida can find out where their children are headed academically and possibly financially. FCAT stands for Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. Students in grades 3-11 take the FCATs, and it’s never too early to start thinking [...]
Financing your education
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One of the most important investments a person can make in their lifetime is an education – it can keep you from needing payday loans. However, one of the biggest hurdles that people face when contemplating matriculation at an establishment of higher education is perhaps [...]
Individuals are finding creative ways to manage and save money as the recession continues to deepen — from using payday loans instead of credit cards to learning which wild plants are safe to eat.
College students have long practiced the ancient art of substituting Ramen Noodles for real food.
Companies are getting [...]
It’s that time again: Students who want to get the most extra cash without using payday loans need to apply for their financial aid packages for the next school year now.
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It may seem early, but some states have February deadlines for turning in the FAFSA, the biggest source [...]
As more Americans in need of payday loans try to figure out ways to save extra money, many people are asking: Is private college worth it?
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Most people know that education is a good investment. College degrees fetch higher salaries, thus giving the student a return on his or [...]
A controversial news story
If you’ve been reading my blog entries for a little bit of time, you know that I’m a sucker for a controversial news story. My desires were fed this morning with an article from USA Today’s website entitled, “NYC teachers sue to wear political buttons in [...]