(7 Things I Wasn’t Taught in HS) By Evetta McGriff Whether you are attending a 2-year college, 4-year University, or enrolling in a vocational school to obtain your license or certification, there are things about education that probably no one … read more
By Evetta McGriff The fall semester is in full swing and final exams are just around the corner. Now that you are almost through the semester, here are some facts you should know about college. *Everyone you start college with … read more
By Evetta McGriff If you are planning to attend college and you’re not sure how you’re going to pay for it, this article is definitely for you! One of the biggest worries for students and their parents is how to pay … read more
By Evetta McGriff Summer is here and all you can think about is no school for at least two months! It is nice to have some time off, but don’t get too relaxed. Unfortunately, summer will be over quicker than … read more
By Le’Juana Searcy Well that time of the year is approaching again, like the speed of light. The end of the school year is around the corner and it’s time to get your game face on! Doing well on final … read more
By Le’Juana Searcy Spring Break is that exciting time of the year where you get a brief, much deserved hiatus from school. Some will be on a beach vacation and others will have a plethora of fun activities lined up, … read more
How to get ready for a 21st century career (Family Features) To truly prepare for careers of the future, it’s important for students to consider ways both in the classroom and outside of it that they can learn … read more
(NAPS)—Pell Grants, Federal Work-Study, Guaranteed Student PLUS Loans and National Direct Student Loans can all make life easier for college students. Before a young man can get any of them, however, he has to make sure he’s registered for the … read more
(NAPS)—Nearly 17 million high school seniors graduate each year, the U.S. Department of Education estimates, and many plan to attend college. But are they all really college-ready? Data suggests the answer is a resounding “no.” According to the 2015 “Condition … read more
By Marjorie Hansen Shaevitz When you were in grammar school and junior high, on the first day of school, what did teachers ask you the moment you walked into their classrooms? Remember? “What did you do this summer?” Most of … read more
