Fact checking and voter registration are two critical free resources every American can use to change the direction of this country in in federal, state, and local elections. All one needs to succeed is motivation and a desire to see our country to better for all Americans.
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The coronavirus federal legislation, the CARES Act, provides assistance to college students who experienced social and economic difficulties during this pandemic event. The funding is being administered by the college or university through their student financial aid office.
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Using the right study strategies in college can enhance your academic success. Active recall is one such strategy, easy to do and, if done regularly, can reap tremendous benefits.
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College graduates need to monitor their credit scores at least once a year. Those having federal student loans and participating in the government’s pandemic federal student loan forbearance program may be experiencing negative credit reports.
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Digital addiction – an issue in college and university environments? Apparently so. Ask any classroom professor and they’ll have stories to tell. How harmful is it and how can it be monitored?
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Watching “Show Me Your Walk HBCU 2020 Graduation Edition” live stream special reminded us that not all of the Class of 2020 Black students graduated from HBCU institutions this year and acknowledging that fact is super important to our future as a nation.
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False virus information compounds the challenge of eliminating the coronavirus. Applying the information literacy skills necessary to validate information and knowing the risks and how to avoid them is paramount for everyone’s benefit.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused many schools, colleges, and universities across the country to either postpone and/or cancel 2020 graduation ceremonies, leaving a devastating Class of 2020 in its wake. But hope springs eternal!
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The 2020 graduation season was unexpectedly postponed by the coronavirus pandemic and many graduates did not experience a traditional celebratory graduation. We’re offering whimsical mementos to keep the graduation flame alive until families can convene to have a real celebration.
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The coronavirus pandemic really showcases the challenges of being a medical professional. Pre-med college students need to evaluate their personal stamina in pursuing an often demanding profession.
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