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FAU Presidential Scholarship
Students create their own opportunities
Many college students look for part-time jobs or internships to earn money for expenses.
College calculators blur costs
When it comes to estimating the cost of college, sticker shock may now be replaced with sticker confusion.
College & Career Planner: Winter 2012 edition
Your guide to paying for college. Financial aid 101, huge scholarship list and limiting your student debt.
College hazing rituals escalate from childish to deadly, experts say
Hazing on college campuses once usually meant childish pranks, such as tossing eggs down someone's pants.
Colleges ban smoking, even in your car
Nova Southeastern will go smoke-free July 1
If you smoke, you may be breathing less easily on college campuses these days.
Lawsuit: Residents being denied over parents' status
Students who are Florida residents and U.S. citizens are routinely being denied in-state tuition at Florida's colleges and universities because of questions about their parents' immigration status, a new lawsuit alleges.
Fitness often not a priority for college students
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Along with mother's cooking and the family dog, regular exercise is too often among the childish things young adults leave behind when they make the move from home to college.
Can't wait to go home
Snow covers the ground. Wreaths hang on campus buildings. Holiday music fills the union.
Which degrees lead to most jobs in Florida?
Health and education lead, math and science lag
If you want a job in Florida, you may want to be a science teacher rather than a scientist, a nurse rather than a nuclear engineer.
Lynn University sending first students to Cuba
Most people only read about Hemingway's Cuba. Some Lynn University students will get to live it as part of a travel opportunity not available to most students.
Family far away but not forgotten
Out of sight, out of mind? It doesn't feel that way.
Super Senior
Three years down and one to go. The GPA is intact and the extracurriculars are sufficient. I'll graduate with the friends I came in with.
8 things to learn to cook before you head off to college
Master this handy-dandy list and you'll be ready to take on the world
Before you — or a kid you've fed, oh, since birth — pack up all those earthly belongings, and head away from home at the end of summer (maybe to college, perhaps the Peace Corps or backpacking across the Sahara), take our Kitchen Survival Challenge.
College Listing
College listing
Choosing a college, a place to start
Fall 2011: College & Career Planner
Your guide to admissions and in-state colleges. Get aqcuainted with your in-state options, Bright Futures changes and college students share what you should know before you decide
The Big 10: Tips for surviving freshman year
Get ready, get set, you’re off to college…don’t panic! Freshman year officially marks the first time you live independently, but don’t freak out about being self-sufficient. College freshmen, blogs, and advice sites can be a huge help.
Fall 2010 College Planner
Your guide to getting into college
College students like texting and iPhones, but are wary of electronic textbooks
College students seem to love all things digital, with their iPhones, BlackBerries and laptops. But when it comes to textbooks, it's still a paper world.
2011 Winter College Planner
Your guide to paying for college
Scholarship fund failed to deliver $484,000 to students
Gallagher's role in blood bank program prompts scrutiny
In an odd twist of the public corruption investigation shaking Broward County, a scholarship fund has been forced to admit it hasn't delivered nearly $484,000 of the aid it promised South Florida college students.
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