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Liberal arts is a common college major, but it sounds majorly confusing to many people. It isn’t very specific as most majors are, so plenty of incoming freshmen choose to lean towards liberal arts when they are not sure which direction they want to take career-wise. Many feel it will be a stepping stone and

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The hurdle all recent college grads face is getting a job. Some have a job lined up before graduation. Most search for a job for a couple of months after. And some struggle to find employment within 6 months of their graduation date. But the best thing you can do during that student loan grace

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Students are using their financial loans for more than class courses and books

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According to Student Loan Hero, the national student loan debt increases every year. If you’re a parent of a college-age child or a college student dealing with the financial hardships and pressures of paying off these loans, you know the payments and interest rates are astronomical. Tuitions can be ridiculous and other school-related costs are

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taking a year off between high school and college can greatly benefit teens.

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For college-minded teens and their families, the usual plan of action is to head off to college the fall immediately following high school graduation. Four (or more) years of education is the natural move to keep the learning going and the teen in a structured environment. But what about those teens who aren’t ready to

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