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| Many Christian schools are learning that they cannot live by Christian students alone; that is, not if they wish to maintain strong enrollment numbers.You may just associate "hidden costs" with shady car dealers, but surprise, surprise -- college is no exception.Think of it this way: if an online dating service were to create a list of key factors for bachelors such as "number of serious relationships," "how hot girls think he is," and "comedic aptitude test score" and then rank order them to generate a list of "America's Best Bachelors," how reliable and relevant do you think that information would be for your personal relationship needs?
From choosing a school to writing your essay to preparing for an admissions interview, applying to college is a process that can leave you with more questions than answers. That's where CollegeBound comes in - we'll get you started on the basics and show you where you can find out more. |
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Your dream college may be looking at information about you on your Facebook page (24% percent of colleges said in a Kaplan Test Prep survey they do). So use social media to your advantage to find out information about the school you may be attending. Here are 10 things you can learn from a college’s [...] “What movie should I see this weekend?” “What brand is best for _____?” “Where should I go for ____?” When it comes to many of our day-to-day decisions, most of us look to our social media communities to help. It’s no wonder it’s the same for college admissions. So when it comes to navigating the [...] The Super Bowl happens the same time of the year as college football recruiting and as college players are deciding whether to stay in school or leave for the pros (and sometimes millions of dollars). Can you tell we’ve got Super Bowl fever, here at CollegeBound? What is pretty cool about this year’s Super Bowl [...] A Rutgers lecturer is saying Beyoncé’s name in a college course focused on the star and new mom. And this course is not just for the “single ladies” on campus. In the class, “Politicizing Beyoncé,” Kevin Allred, a Ph.D. student in the school’s Department of Women’s and Gender Studies, uses Beyoncé’s status as a sex [...] |
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