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Cool Stuff # 9: Henry Ford’s 100-year-old innovation is powerful inspiration for us today
I’m sure many of you (including myself) didn’t know this, but today is Henry Ford’s birthday. I want you to take a minute to think about what our lives would be like without cars; yes, cars to drive to work, cars to drive to the hospital, cars to deliver any number of goods and services. Obviously, it would be much different, and in many ways much harder. While reading this post, I want all of you to consider that today, 100+ years later, our lives remain changed by one man’s vision.
NBR: Millennials and Money – part 3 of 3
CNBC produces Nightly Business Report and last night, NBR aired the last of a three-part series on Millennials and Money.
Eye On School Success: Hudson Valley Community College
Hudson Valley Community College was founded in Troy, part of New York State’s Capital District, in 1953 as the Hudson Valley Technical Institute.
Tara’s on a Budget: How do you value money?
If you have been paying attention to the news, you know how much student loan debt this country has, close to two trillion dollars. When I think of that figure, I think of each student’s personal debt. I think of how debt can disable happiness, which leads me to conclude that I don’t want that. I don’t want to graduate from college with an absurd amount of debt, hence why I value money.
Presentation: 6 things you must do to get your first job after college
You’ve got the education. You’ve got the drive. Now how do you get the job. Here’s six things to do for your dream career.
Student Loans 101: What if you can’t afford your student loan payment?
If you’ve just graduated from school, you may not have that perfect job just yet. So money might be a bit tight when your grace period ends. Don’t panic. Here are some options from the U.S. Department of Education.
Social Roundup – 07.26.2015
Visit our blog every Sunday to see what’s been trending on our social media pages for the past week in the Social Roundup!
Are you prepped & polished for college? – ionGuest, Alexis Avila
Alexis Avila, and his team of state certified educators, have for 16 years been preparing students for college entrance exams. His tutoring programs span elementary students to college graduates and adults. We interrupted his very busy week and asked him these questions:
Highlights from NASFAA 2015 conference in New Orleans
The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators held its annual conference at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans, bringing together hundreds of financial aid professions from across the country.
Get rid of your student loan debt quickly with these tips [infographic]
Student loan debt can become a burden quickly— but it doesn’t have to be. There are ways to save some extra money to pay off your loans quickly! Check out these 5 tips below: