How to Minimize College Debt
If you think that succeeding in college is all about being smart, think again. Without well developed self-management skills, even extremely smart students won’t graduate on time, substantially driving up college debt, according to Dr. Bob Neuman, former dean of academic development at Marquette University.
Student Aid Tip
for the weeks of: Jan 29
Filing the FAFSA Form ...
Five Key Requirements Needed When Filing Your FAFSA Form: 1) register for the FAFSA PIN; 2) gather your required documents for numbers; 3) find your school codes (those colleges that will receive your FAFSA information); 4) view interactive worksheets; and 5) young men at 18 years or older must register for selective service.
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Make the Most Out of Your College Career Fair
If you’re in high school and planning to attend college, one of the best ways to get acquainted with a school is to attend a college career fair. Most high schools have them — these are usually one-day events where recruiting staff from local colleges and universities show up, set up tables and encourage you to stop by. Some fairs are much larger and include schools from across the country and abroad.
7 Fire Safety Tips for College Students
Three Marist College students died in a house fire on Jan. 21 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., a fire that still remans under investigation. The students were living in a privately-owned home, not one affiliated with the college.
As investigators seek to identify the cause of the Marist fire, college students everywhere can prevent injury or death by keeping in mind the following safety tips:
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