WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, the Obama Administration announced its plan to delay implementation of the Gainful Employment Rules, which would make entire programs ineligible for financial aid if they fail to meet a one-size-fits-all test that has little to do with academic quality. The proposal would require all programs offered at career colleges and trade schools to [...]
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Coalition for Educational Success Calls on Department of Education to Take a Deep Breath, Work with All Facets of Higher Ed Community
September 27th, 2010 
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Comments OffSt. Viator proud of its 15 Commended Scholars
September 27th, 2010 davidguide St. Viator High School officials learned this week that 15 students, nearly four times as many as last year, had been named Commended Students by the 2011 National Merit Scholarship Program. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Financial Aid Tags: Commended, High, merit scholarship program, national merit scholarship, national merit scholarship program, proud, Scholars, school, school officials, st viator high school, Viator, week, year Comments OffSeton Hall Student Dies After Frat House Shooting
September 26th, 2010 davidguide East Orange, NJ, United States (NewsBahn) – One of five students wounded in a shooting early Saturday morning at an off-campus fraternity house in New Jersey has died, according to hospital and police officials. Jessica Moore, a 19-year-old Virginia sophomore at Seton Hall University, had been injured after an unidentified man reportedly got into a [...]
Posted in Money For College Tags: After, Dies, East Orange, east orange nj, Frat, fraternity house, Hall, House, Jessica Moore, life threatening injuries, man, New Jersey, NJ, old virginia, police, Saturday, Seton, seton hall university, Shooting, student, unidentified man, United States, Virginia Comments OffScholarships Worth Ten Thousand Dollars For Single Dads
September 26th, 2010 davidguide Life can be very hard at times especially for single dads during these tough economic times. A lot of single dads find that a lot of jobs are being terminated or they are being forced into taking pay cuts in order to maintain their current employment. The state of the economy has also meant that [...]
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September 25th, 2010 davidguide In the modern world it is becoming increasingly important to have a diploma or degree within a specialized area. People that have a degree will find it a lot easier to compete for the top jobs and this is where people can really make money. There are moms all across the country that are looking [...]
Posted in College Scholarships Tags: Available, cash scholarship, degree, diploma, free scholarships, Grant, Grants, grants for minorities, list of colleges, looking for a new job, lot, low income families, Moms, Money, Pell Grants, Scholarship, Scholarships, There's, Waiting, Working Comments OffBritish Government To Abolish 177 Agencies
September 24th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff London, England, United Kingdom (AHN) – As part of massive spending cuts, the British coalition government will abolish 177 agencies funded by taxpayers. According to reports, the list of the agencies, known as quasi-autonomous non-governmental organizations, or “quangos,” to be cut include the Audit Commission, U.K. Film Council, the Commission for Integrated [...]
Posted in Returning To School Tags: Abolish, Agencies, AHN, bbc world service, Britain, British, british taxpayers, Commission, Council, England, Food, government, health protection agency, heritage unit, human fertilization and embryology authority, list, London, national lottery fund, Prime Minister David Cameron, sustainable development commission, U.K., United Kingdom Comments OffStudy: More Children Know How to Operate TV, Internet Than Can Write, Read
September 24th, 2010 davidguide Ayinde O. Chase – AHN News Editor London, United Kingdom (AHN) – A recent British study finds that children under 10 are more likely to know how to turn on the television than write their own name or read a book. Researchers found that three quarters of children aged between three and 10 years old [...]
Posted in Money For College Tags: AHN, ayinde, book, Children, household gadgets, Internet, Know, London, More, name, navigating the internet, news editor, O. Chase - AHN, Operate, percent, Read, Stephen Ebbett, study, technological times, technology, television, Than, three quarters, United Kingdom, Write Comments OffCollege Scholarships for Students – Why People Are Getting Up to $10,000 in Scholarships
September 24th, 2010 Alice Johnson Today, many companies are demanding their applicants obtain a degree from an accredited college before they will even consider hiring them. A college education is therefore, a very important investment in your life. Unfortunately, post-secondary education is a very big investment.
10k Free College Scholarships For Moms – Moms Can Now Go Back to School With a Free Scholarship
September 23rd, 2010 davidguide If you are a working mother or a single mom trying to got back to school but you are worried about covering all those expenses needed, then you should now that there are several programs available that you can apply for a college scholarship worth ten thousand American dollars. There are a few different scholarships [...]
Posted in College Scholarships Tags: american mothers, Back, College, College Scholarship, Free, mom, Moms, Money, Pell Grants, Scholarship, scholarship funds, scholarship money, scholarship worth, Scholarships, school, single mom Comments OffSouth Carolina School Reopens After Shooting
September 22nd, 2010 davidguide Hansen Sinclair – AHN News Reporter Myrtle Beach, SC, United States (AHN) – A South Carolina school was scheduled to reopen Wednesday, one day after a student shot at a school police officer and bomb units dismantled numerous devices. Returning students found at least two metal detectors placed at each entrance of the school near [...]
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