Category Archives: May 2016
The Importance of Solid “Safeties”
Juniors beginning to work on their college lists are strongly advised to include a number of safety schools. But as the college admission process becomes more complex, students are beginning to wonder if they are assured acceptance to their so-called … Continue reading
Majoring in Sociology
Sociology is defined as the study of society, social issues and the development and functioning of human society. A degree program in sociology teaches research design and structure, data analysis, statistics and sociological concepts. There are many career options available … Continue reading
Financial Matters: Tax Credits for Higher Education
The U.S, Government provides two tax credits that help many families offset some of the high costs of attending college. Unlike a deduction, a tax credit directly reduces the amount of tax you might owe. These credits can be claimed … Continue reading
Considering a Military Academy?
The Air Force Academy is highly ranked on many lists of top-performing colleges, including U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges”. We all recognize that college has gotten expensive, but an undergraduate college experience that costs $416,000 per student? … Continue reading
Things to Know Before Beginning College
Before leaving for college, there are skills every freshman should have acquired. If you haven’t mastered these tasks yet, this summer is a good time to start! Laundry—hot or cold wash? To bleach or not to bleach? Colors or whites? … Continue reading
