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With minimal experience in financial management, it’s all too easy for students to become overwhelmed with unnecessary debt. Although the 2009 CARD Act took aggressive steps toward curbing predatory practices used by credit card providers to lure college students, young Read more
The term “chronic conditions” may apply to a wide range of medical conditions. Traditionally, it refers to a disease that affected college students must continually mitigate against (typically with medication and/or physical therapy) for an indefinite period of time. The CDC Read more
With the pressures facing most people today, it is essential to take your mental health seriously. This is especially true for college students and young people, whose lack of experience in the real world could lead to major mental health Read more
Current and former military servicemembers and their spouses are eligible for millions of dollars in education-related financial aid every year. If you or your family member is active duty, a reservist, or a retired veteran, you will qualify for some Read more
College students in America face particular challenges in paying for health insurance, and consequently are more likely to be uninsured than any other segment of the population. Experts estimate that between 10% and 20% of the uninsured are college students Read more
Whether you choose to earn your degree on campus first and earn your next one online, or vice versa, you may be wondering if an online degree combined with a traditional college diploma have value. In short, the answer is Read more
In recent months, the media has been flooded with reports about the high unemployment rate that many new architecture grads will face, which currently hovers at around 13.9% for architecture majors. For those who have always dreamed of a career Read more
Piazza, the edtech company based in Palo Alto, continues to expand as its higher education collaborations grow. The company’s social-based technology is being implemented at hundreds of schools’ classrooms globally. Piazza allows for students to digitally exchange information and study Read more
Student loan debt has now reached $1 billion, and the situation has gotten so bad that there are Americans who are having their Social Security checks garnished to pay off outstanding loan debt. Meanwhile, recent graduates sit in a precarious Read more
2008 proved a landmark election year for the 18-to-29-year-old demographic, with 51% of qualified Americans within this age range showing up at the polls. Sixty-two percent of those with at least some college experience voiced their opinions on economic, social, Read more