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Next Step Magazine What a relief—you don't have to pay tuition in one big chunk!
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Browse through the tuition and fees part of any college Web site, and you'll likely have this reaction: Why's college so expensive? And: How am I going to
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Most people leave college because they have trouble going to school while working to support themselves.
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So if we didn't require our colleges to have WiFi in the bathroom, it'd be cheaper...?
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If you have paid college tuition recently, you probably have questions. Where does all that money go? And why doesn’t the price tag ever fall?
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Next Step Magazine DIY dorming!
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It appears a University at Buffalo student's makeshift transcendental retreat is at an end.
Next Step Magazine Whoot, Next Step! We're on the Inc. 5,000 list—the list of the fastest-growing companies in America!
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Next Step Magazine Kind of ironic that a girl who sends 500 text messages a day is quoted in the article as saying, "I don’t feel like everyone needs to know what I’m doing every second of my life."
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Despite their reputation as early adopters, young people are not flocking to Twitter. But their parents are.
Next Step Magazine Interesting idea...
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Recruiting students with ever-increasing recreational offerings, Liberty University’s latest addition is a ski park with year-round “snow.”
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What are YOU taking to college?
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Say It Ain't So! College Students Choosing Netbooks Over MacBooks: It's the Economy Stupid - mediabi
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Jobs and recruiting for media professionals in journalism, on-line content, book publishing, TV, radio, PR, graphic design, photography, and advertising
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A little zombie action for your Friday morning... Though maybe we should save zombie stories for Mondays...
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Canadian researchers use mathematical principles to map the spread of a Zombie virus.