Critique of University Dude

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University Dude could be your new favorite teacher. This blog aims to help students earn, save, and get more money as they study.

Sample Application Essays for Reference

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How Sample College Application Essays Can Help You Add Depth to Your Own Essay Many college applicants feel stressed out when they are asked by the school they’re applying to to write their own personal statements.  Imagine: writing personal things about you; divulging personal things to people unknown to you; to be critiqued by people [...]

School Choices for College: ASU, Cornell and Purdue

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Alabama State University (ASU) Alabama State University was established in 1867 as a historically black university in Montgomery, Alabama. The university is a member of the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship fund and is composed of seven colleges and divisions. Offered courses in ASU include those under education, visual and performing arts, health sciences, business administration, and [...]

US University Profiles: Samford, Santa Clara and the University of San Diego

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Samford University Samford University stands in Homewood, Alabama as a private, Baptist-affiliated university. It was established in 1841 and offers eight schools and colleges to interested students. Specializations that students can pursue in Samford include business administration, education, nursing, and music education. Of course, the arts and sciences are among the choices for bachelor’s degrees. [...]

Where to Go for College: Seattle University, ACU, or Stephens College

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Seattle University Established as the School of the Immaculate Conception in 1891, Seattle University was also called Seattle College. It is a Jesuit academic institution, a member of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, and was the first in 1931 to open its doors to female students. Seattle University has eight schools and colleges [...]

College Profiles: Adelphi, AAMU and Adrian

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Adelphi University Established as a private and nationally accredited school in 1896, Adelphi University is one of the top schools students can go to attend college. Located in Garden City, Nassau County, New York, Adelphi University offers undergraduate courses in disciplines including the arts and sciences, business, education, social work and nursing. Adult students can [...]

Colleges in Focus: LVC, RWU and UM

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Lebanon Valley College (LVC or The Valley) Students from Lebanon County no longer have to look further to find a college where they can receive quality education. The Lebanon Valley College is an educational institution that has, since its establishment in 1866, been producing graduates who are well-prepared to enter the work force. Located particularly [...]

Colleges to Choose from: Oxford, Humphreys, and Hofstra

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Oxford College The private residential Oxford College was established in 1836 as one of the divisions of Emory University in Oxford, Georgia. Oxford College has various liberal arts courses and programs that students can specialize in. The college, in addition, offers majors in the life sciences, nursing and business as well as joint degrees in [...]

How to Save Money on College Housing

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Because college tuition can be very costly, college housing should be inexpensive so that you’ll be able to handle your finances better. Spending much on accommodations when studying can be an extra burden for your or your parents considering the purpose of your going to college is to study. So, to help you save money, [...]