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Should You Skip Class? A New Online Tool Weighs the Risk
You’ve already read about the website that allows college students to wager on their grades . A new online tool allows students to calculate not whether they should risk some cash on their academic performance, but whether sleeping in and skipping class is worth their while. The “Should I Skip Class Today?” calculator asks users 10 questions that glean information about how many times that user has that class in question, when the next major test/quiz will be held, and whether that class has an attendance policy, among other criteria. Once they hit submit, users are told whether they’d be safe or sorry if they stayed in bed and skipped class. For example, I was told it was OK to skip class but that I wasn’t completely safe when I gave the calculator a whirl.
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Five Smart Ways in Choosing a College | College Education
Five Smart Ways in Choosing a College Harvard, Yale, and Princeton are only a few of the biggest names in American universities. Being accepted.
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Study Suggests Colleges Should Consider Smartphone Use
A new study from Ball State University shows further proof that students’ reliance on mobile devices is here to stay, with more students using their smart phones over their computers to access the Internet and communicate with one another than ever before. Smart phone use has doubled over the last year, according to the study, with nearly half of phone-owning students boasting the devices. Text messaging has become students’ main form of communication, with 97 percent of students surveyed using that method to communicate, compared to 30 percent using e-mail. The study took into account 11 different surveys of mobile device usage since 2005, with 5,500 college students participating. The study suggests that while it should be easier to reach students now with these smart phones in hand, it also makes it easier for them to multi-task and lead more hectic lifestyles. An increase in students owning more sophisticated devices has also led colleges to reconsider how to both use advancing technologies in the classroom and limiting devices where they may serve as more of a distraction. Cell phone use is still typically prohibited in the classroom, although colleges have been working to integrate other technologies into students’ curricula
Posted in College News Also tagged chicago, computers, educational, facebook, makes-it-easier, mobile-devices, spring, study, technologies, their-computers, university Leave a comment
Study Suggests Colleges Should Consider Smartphone Use
A new study from Ball State University shows further proof that students’ reliance on mobile devices is here to stay, with more students using their smart phones over their computers to access the Internet and communicate with one another than ever before. Smart phone use has doubled over the last year, according to the study, with nearly half of phone-owning students boasting the devices. Text messaging has become students’ main form of communication, with 97 percent of students surveyed using that method to communicate, compared to 30 percent using e-mail. The study took into account 11 different surveys of mobile device usage since 2005, with 5,500 college students participating. The study suggests that while it should be easier to reach students now with these smart phones in hand, it also makes it easier for them to multi-task and lead more hectic lifestyles. An increase in students owning more sophisticated devices has also led colleges to reconsider how to both use advancing technologies in the classroom and limiting devices where they may serve as more of a distraction. Cell phone use is still typically prohibited in the classroom, although colleges have been working to integrate other technologies into students’ curricula
Posted in College News Also tagged educational, facebook, instruction, internet, makes-it-easier, mobile-devices, notes-the-old, school, spring, technologies Leave a comment
College Grads: Be Smart, Budget & Save Now, Says Informa Research Services – MarketWatch (press release)
College Grads: Be Smart, Budget & Save Now, Says Informa Research Services MarketWatch (press release) CALABASAS, Calif., May 21, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Along with optimism and a new diploma, graduates should be sure to arm themselves with top notch money ... and more
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Pell Draw Downs Available Beginning May 25 to Accommodate Two Pell Grants in the Same Award Year
For the 2010-11 award year, schools can draw down Pell Grant, Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) and SMART Grant funds beginning on May 25 to accommodate students who are eligible for a second scheduled award in the same award year. Department of Education officials have told NASFAA they are planning to make Campus-Based Program funds available earlier for the 2011-12 award year, but these funds will not be available until July 1 this year.
Posted in Financial Aid Also tagged academic, award-year, based-program, education, funds-beginning, grant, program, the-2010-11, the-2011-12, year Leave a comment
Pell Draw Downs Available Beginning May 25 to Accommodate Two Pell Grants in the Same Award Year
For the 2010-11 award year, schools can draw down Pell Grant, Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) and SMART Grant funds beginning on May 25 to accommodate students who are eligible for a second scheduled award in the same award year. Department of Education officials have told NASFAA they are planning to make Campus-Based Program funds available earlier for the 2011-12 award year, but these funds will not be available until July 1 this year.
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Pell Draw Downs Available Beginning May 25 to Accommodate Two Pell Grants in the Same Award Year
For the 2010-11 award year, schools can draw down Pell Grant, Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG) and SMART Grant funds beginning on May 25 to accommodate students who are eligible for a second scheduled award in the same award year. Department of Education officials have told NASFAA they are planning to make Campus-Based Program funds available earlier for the 2011-12 award year, but these funds will not be available until July 1 this year.
Posted in Financial Aid Also tagged academic, award-year, based-program, education, funds-beginning, grant, program, the-2010-11, the-2011-12, year Leave a comment
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