How Personal Should Your Personal Statement Be?
Panic is often a feeling that presents itself when it comes to crafting the perfect personal statement for your college or university application, but with the right know-how you can confidently pitch your skills, successes and qualities to have your pick of places.
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Online Colleges Require Participation for Success
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
According to the National Survey of Student Engagement, ... Continue Reading →
5 Reasons to Go Back to School as an Adult
This article was published in 2013 and updated in October 2026.
From a young age, people have been told that school is very important. Elementary school, middle school and high school all prepare us to live in the world, while college can prepare us for careers ... Continue Reading →
Online Education vs. On-campus Education for a College Graduation
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
A lot of people contemplate on how to go about college. ... Continue Reading →
The Next Hazardous Economic Bubble is Student Loans
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
Just like the financial crisis that befell this country ... Continue Reading →
Student’s Guide to Saving Money in the Summer
Planning the next year of college can be stressful. Whether you are a first year college student or getting ready to go back to your university, you know it is going to cost money to attend school. Take some time out of your summer to establish a plan to save money ... Continue Reading →
Summertime Escapes: Captivating Books for Summer 2013
What’s more indulgent than lounging poolside paging through an incredible book? Reading is a fantastic summertime escape. Catherine Lodge of Language Matters, a Pennfoster.edu community blog, agrees. She says summer is “the best time to indulge in some ... Continue Reading →
New vs. Used Textbooks: How to Save Money on College Books
This article was published in 2013 and updated in October 2026.
After tuition and rent, textbooks are one of the biggest costs of studying — many students spend hundreds of dollars a year on books and course materials. You can buy new, buy used, rent, go digital ... Continue Reading →
Master’s Degree in Social Media Now Available
A newly announced program is offering a Master’s Degree in Social Media. This might be quite a controversial topic for education especially a higher education degree. What do you think? Would you go for a higher education degree in social media? The University ... Continue Reading →
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