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February 2010

The Ultimate Guide to ACT Test Statistics

by Rachael Holtz on February 25, 2010

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You may know that ACT (original abbreviation for American College Testing) is an alternative to the SAT test. You may also know that you have an option of taking both the ACT and the SAT as means to measure your high school achievements and as tools to get into college. But how much more do you know about the ACT? This article may prove to be your ultimate guide to ACT test statistics, with information about the test, the test scores and how those scores are interpreted. [click to continue…]

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Which College Scholarships Are Easy to Get? We Have the Data

February 23, 2010

Wacky, interesting, unusual and strange — those words can describe some “easy” college scholarships that are available today. But, while those scholarships might be described as the easiest scholarships to enter, the time and work you might need to apply to find scholarships adds up — as do the odds against your winning any given [...]

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RIAA vs. College Students: File Sharing Lawsuit Statistics (Infographic)

February 23, 2010

Here is a visual look at RIAA’s war against college students who share files online. Despite all their efforts, RIAA has still lost on a large scale and most people who download music still don’t care about copyright laws.

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The Ultimate Guide to SAT Scores and Percentiles Statistics

February 19, 2010

The SAT Reasoning Test (formerly called the Scholastic Aptitude Test and Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test for U.S. college admissions. The SAT is owned, published and developed by the College Board, which is a non-profit organization that claims the SAT can determine whether or not a person is ready for college. But, how [...]

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25 Most Famous College Professors Teaching Today

February 16, 2010

What do you look for in a prospective college or university? If you research accreditation, size and location of the school, then you’re doing great. But, you might also want to learn more about the professors who teach at the school of your choice. Are they published? Is their work cited in other scholarly publications? [...]

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15 Essential Social Media Sites for College Students

February 9, 2010

Now that college is looming (or is already here), it’s time to change faces and move into social media networks that work for college and future employment success. Think of these changes as student ‘branding,’ or making yourself stand out with efficiency, networking and leadership. You can do it all with these fifteen essential social media sites for [...]

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What’s a College Degree Actually Worth? 20 Good Answers.

February 1, 2010

Is a bachelor’s degree today the financial equivalent of a high school diploma ten years ago? Do you need a master’s degree, or is an associate’s degree viable in today’s job market? Most of all, can you afford to go to college, and will you receive a financial return on your college expenses? The following [...]

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