Expert Guides on How to Study for College - Page 7

4 in 10 college students want religious exemptions for COVID-19 vax banned

39% of college students do not think institutions should allow religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine 60% of students who oppose religious exemptions say public health is more important than freedom of religion 60% of students in favor of religious exemptions believe... Read More
34% of white college students lied about their race to improve chances of admission, financial aid benefits

Key Takeaways 34% of white Americans who applied to colleges or universities admit to lying about being a racial minority on their application 48% of people who lied claimed to be Native American 3/4 of people who faked being a racial minority on their applications wer... Read More
34% of companies eliminated college degree requirements to increase number of applicants in past year

It’s been reported that more and more companies are eliminating degree requirements in order to attract talent. To find out the extent to which this is the case, in January, Intelligent.com surveyed 1,000 U.S. hiring managers. Key findings: 53% of hiring managers say... Read More
How Student Loan Interest Works

Not understanding what student loan interest is, how it accrues, and how to pay it off can cost you thousands of dollars on top of the original money you borrowed. Don’t let understanding interest intimidate or confuse you. Taking the time to fully grasp what interest means is ... Read More
Should You Refinance Your Federal Student Loans

The amount of interest that accrues on your student loans plays a significant role in how much you end up paying overall. Therefore, it’s not surprising that borrowers are always looking for ways to lower their interest rates. One of the most common methods for lowering interes... Read More
Student Loan Best Practices

When it comes to enrolling in college, the process of selecting the right major and school often overshadows a consideration that may have an even greater effect on your post-graduation life — how you will pay for your education. Student loans are the most common answer to this... Read More
College Planning Guide for Students With Learning Disabilities

Learning disabilities present unique challenges when you’re planning to attend college. The National Center for Learning Disabilities conducted a survey in 2016 of 800 parents, and 72% said it was hard finding information about college disability services. For these students, g... Read More
8 in 10 hiring managers say which college you attended matters

Does it matter where you go to college? It’s an age-old question, and as the cost of education rises an important one to ask. To this day there are clashing views on whether or not attending a top school will actually improve your chances of employment and lead to higher pay. ... Read More
More Than 1 in 5 College Students Used Financial Aid And/Or Student Loans for Gambling

Online gambling is more accessible than ever, and colleges across the U.S. have even begun partnering with online sports gambling companies and casinos in order to receive funding in exchange for promoting their services to students. Online gambling is also one of the fastest gro... Read More