Posted by Annie on May 10, 2013 in
college,
Education Is Your Teen Graduating with an ‘A’ in Personal Money Management? 3 Important Lessons They Don’t Teach in High School or College More high school students than ever will be collecting diplomas in the coming weeks, an increase attributed in part to new career-oriented schools that help students appreciate the link between learning and earning. “After 40 [...]
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Posted by Annie on Jun 30, 2012 in
Activity,
Young Authors Didn’t get a job this summer? There are still plenty of ways to gain valuable work experience and build your resume! Questia, the premier online research tool for students, has compiled a list of 10 ways college students and recent graduates can constructively spend their free time this summer.
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Posted by Annie on Jun 3, 2011 in
California,
Education My husband and I are both college dropouts, so it probably shouldn’t come to any surprise that our son has little interest in attending college. Now, don’t get me wrong — I place a high value on education — I am just not convinced that a college education means what it should for starters, or [...]
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