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The Transition to College – How to Access Support
This article is the first in a three-part series sponsored by Alkermes, focused on supporting young adult students and their community as they navigate the transition to college. Mental health is a key part of that transition, and support is available.
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Quizlet Unveils New Swipe Studying and Content Creation Features
SAN FRANCISCO – October 9, 2019 – Quizlet, the largest user-generated consumer learning platform in the US, announced new features today that will make studying easier and more fun as students begin to prepare for the first test days of the school year.
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Phi Kappa Phi Accepting Applications for Dissertation Fellowship Program
The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines, is now accepting applications for its Dissertation Fellowship Program. Ten fellowships of $10,000 each will be awarded.
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Free Financial Literacy Resources Now Available to Cengage Unlimited Subscribers
Today’s College Students More Worried about Managing Money than Managing their Courses BOSTON—September 26, 2019 — Today’s college students are anything but traditional, with many students being older, the first in their families to attend college and juggling jobs and child care in ...
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Take on Bar Trivia with Geeks Who Drink Presents: Duh!
BOSTON, MA, September 18, 2019— Bring the best in bar trivia to your dorm room with all-new book Geeks Who Drink Presents: Duh!: 100 Bar Trivia Questions You Should Know (And the Unexpected Stories Behind the Answers), from author Christopher D. Short and Geeks Who Drink!
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Colleges Failing to Prepare Students for Careers and Citizenship
ACTA launches 11th edition of What Will They Learn? Washington, DC – The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) has released the latest edition of its signature publication What Will They Learn? 2019-2020.
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It’s Crunch Time – 3 Last Minute Tips for Saving on Textbook Costs this Semester
It's officially time for school. Whether starting your freshman year, senior year or even entering grad school, the start of a new college semester brings about anxiety – especially when it comes to expenses.
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Ready for the semester? Get schooled on MenB among college students
Recent CDC data show that only 17.2 percent of 17-year-olds have received a vaccine that helps protect against meningitis B1 Philadelphia, PA, August 26, 2019 – With the fall semester upon us, it’s often a busy time where you find yourself shopping and preparing for the school year.
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Ace Campus Life with Amazon Prime Student
Prime Student members can enjoy an exclusive new music benefit – Amazon Music Unlimited for Just $0.
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Female Recent or Upcoming College Graduates Feel Less Confident Entering the Workforce than Male Counterparts, Survey Finds
Nearly 100 Years After Women Gained the Right to Vote, Gender Gap Persists More than Half of Women Recently Graduated or Nearing Graduation Say Country is on the Wrong Track BOSTON—August 26, 2019 — As Women’s Equality Day is celebrated across the U.S.
