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What your college counselor doesn’t know – Washington Post (blog)
What your college counselor doesn't know Washington Post (blog) The best part of my college admissions book, “Harvard Schmarvard,” was a list of the 100 most underappreciated colleges in the country, which I created by ... Get Books Alerts Huffington Post (blog) The Debt-Free Diploma NHPR all 5 news articles
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged admissions-book, best-part, books, books-alerts, counselor-doesn, diploma, news-articles, nhpr, schmarvard, the-100, the-country Comments closed
College roommate matching made easier
All over the country, college freshman are heading off to their new lives on campus with one big question in mind—what’s my roommate going to be like? More and more schools are taking the guesswork out of the process and letting students find their perfect match through websites like URoomSurf.com, Lifetopia and RoomBug. Here to talk about this trend is Peter Kerwin from the Rhode Island Higher ...
Posted in College Education Also tagged from-the-rhode, guesswork, guesswork-out, lifetopia, lives-on-campus, match-through, perfect, peter-kerwin, process, roommate, roommate-going, students-find, the-process, trend Comments closed
New Iranian Crackdown Targets Humanities at Universities
Iran is focusing on the humanities in a new crackdown on the country's universities, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty reported. New limits will be placed on the number of students permitted to study the humanities, consistent with worries expressed by Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, that nearly two-thirds of Iranian university students are seeking degrees in the humanities. He said that the humanities promote "skepticism and doubt in religious principles and beliefs."
Posted in College News Also tagged humanities, number, radio, radio-free, radio-liberty, the-country, the-humanities Comments closed
Utah women falling behind in education
Students across the country are heading back to college. Nationally, more women than men attend post-high school schooling. But in Utah, women are falling behind men in education.
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Harvard and Homelessness
A new book examines the only student-run homeless shelter in the country.
The Humanities for Love, Not Money
Continuing education programs across the country are finding students increasingly focused on the arts and humanities, whether for new careers or to re-explore great authors.
Posted in College News Also tagged across-the-country, arts, careers and professions, finding-students, humanities, new-careers, the-arts Comments closed
Students Plan "Gap Years" for More Than Break from College
While you’re unpacking a semester’s worth of your belongings in your shared dorm room , there are other recent high school graduates packing up for different adventures— volunteer experiences abroad, internships across the country, or backpacking trips through Europe. These students are taking a “gap year,” or time off from the traditional college experience. The gap year is a popular option in Europe, where students opt out of university-level coursework in favor of experiences they feel will make them wiser and more independent. But the idea has also grown in popularity in the United States.
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Why So Serious? Course Promotes Laughter as More Than Best Medicine
There hasn’t been much to laugh about at many schools across the country, what with budget cuts and creative cost-saving measures affecting course offerings and faculty positions. At one North Carolina community college , however, a new course is teaching students how to chuckle, giggle and guffaw, no matter how they feel about the state of affairs outside of the classroom. While the class is targeted at retirees—the noncredit eight-week “Laughter in the Sandhills” is put on by Sandhills Community College’s Center for Creative Retirement—it’s a good example of the kinds of offerings you may not know existed as you focus your attentions instead on the general education requirements in your course catalog. This class is taught by a “certified laughter coach,” according to an article about it in The Fayetteville Observer , and focuses on the positive health benefits behind a good laugh and the right and wrong way to let out a chortle.
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