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Is Online Learning the Solution?The need for reform is at the top of many lists detailing current issues related to higher education. Concerns about ensuring quality and access, as well as funding and career preparation are all …
Monthly Archives: November 2009
100 Exciting Lectures on All Things Green
Whether you want to explore ways to implement these ideas in your own future career or are interested in finding out about sustainability efforts across a variety of fields, these lectures will give you insight.
How Broke Will You Be? Consult the Ramen-O-Meter
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Words of Wisdom: 101 Tips from the World’s Most Famous Authors
These valuable bits of information provide guidance on strengthening your writing skills, becoming a better fiction writer or poet, learning to tap into your creativity, advice on education and school, and even a few suggestions on success and living a meaningful life.
100 Excellent Open Access Journals for Educators
The following open access journals provide top-notch scholarly information available at no cost.
100 Awesome Open Courses for Bibliophiles
There are loads of free courses to take online that will supply you with reading lists, information about the history of books and manuscripts, linguistics, foreign literature, ancient texts and more.
Using Graduate School Grants to Pay for School
Funding a graduate school education is entirely different than funding an undergraduate degree. Undergraduate schools offer many different types of scholarships, as well as prime methods to take out loans. However, by graduation time, many students find themselves owing loans up to $100,000 for their education, which makes the prospect of graduate school unattractive, especially considering the amount of additional funding that may require. As a result, many graduate school departments offer students grants in order to complete their studies. Graduate school grants are available to nearly every type of student, providing an attractive method to fund an education. Regardless of your economic situation, graduate school grants offer funding through their many options pertaining to specific areas of study. …
100 Inspiring, Educational Videos for Writers
Here are 100 videos just for writers, many from well-known authors offering their help and guidance.
