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18
Sep
2009
Meeting with Admission Counselors in Your Hometown

53 days ago by Katherine

The travel season for admission counselors is well underway. These brave admission professionals travel for weeks on end in the fall, all to visit prospective students and their families. Some will visit up to 5 or 6 schools a day and do a college fair or conduct interviews at night. The time they s ...

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28
Jul
2009
More on the Biggest Party Schools

105 days ago by Mark

I recently wrote about Playboy Magazine’s rankings of the top 25 party schools in America. Today, Inside Higher Ed carries a very thoughtful piece about party school rankings, including those published by the Princeton Review. The fact is that these rankings are sometimes manipulated by students on ...

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20
Apr
2009
His Students, His Cell Phone — My (Near?) Ordeal

205 days ago by hockeypundit

A disturbing report in the Washington Post today about a school administrator who was Duke-lacrossed all over again. Let me provide a synopsis of the story: An administrator at a high school in Loudoun County heard reports of “ sexting” at his high school. He had specific names and incidents. He did ...

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21
Feb
2009
Earn Your High School Diploma through Free Programs

263 days ago by Jake

There are a number of ways in which you can earn your high school diploma for free. You can enroll for online programs or attend schools or colleges. There is yet another way- earning a diploma through free programs that are offered by the department of education. Some of the programs that are on of ...

17
Feb
2009
Why Private School? A Look at the Potential Benefits

267 days ago by Jake

The question of how to educate a child is 1 of the most important a parent can ask. A basic choice that a lot of parents struggle with is that of public vs. private school. Parents do not want to take on unnecessary expenses if they won’t ultimately benefit their child. After all, a lot of public sc ...