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Where Are Lower-Income Renters Supposed to Live?

While more Americans across all income levels and in all cities are choosing renting over buying, apartments are increasingly only being built for high-income renters.

What Is the Average Income for a Massage Therapist?

Massage therapists manipulate their clients' muscles and other soft tissues to provide relaxation, stress relief and pain reduction. They may travel to clients' homes; have their own studios; or work ...

Top 10 Scholarship Tips

College finance consultant Shannon Vasconcelos shares her top 10 scholarship tips in a guest post on the TeenLife blog.

Stanley Tucci and Ving Rhames

Stanley and Ving roomed together while they attended college at SUNY Purchase. Stanley was actually the one who gave Ving — whose full name is Irving Rameses — his iconic nickname. 

10 Sites to Search for College Scholarships

You should begin searching for college scholarships as soon as you decide to go to college. If you're not sure where to start, here's a list of 10...

9 Surprising Facts About Learning and Attention Issues

Do you think you know a lot about learning disabilities and ADHD? Here are nine facts that might surprise you about LD.

100 Weird College Scholarships: Wacky Ways to Win Money for School

Can you make the best duck call or make an amazing PB&J? Are you really tall or really short? Do you have a specific name or an epic zombie apocalypse plan? We’re not kidding: All of these characteristics could help you win money from one of these weird college scholarships.

How to Feel Like Part of Your College Community

Over time, I’ve found a few ways to feel more involved with my college community.

What Insurance Should Your College Kid Consider?

If your child is going off to college, find out what insurance coverage he or she needs. Read on for more information.

Most Common College Admissions Mistakes & How to Avoid Them (PART II)

A few weeks ago we outlined some of the most common college admissions mistakes and how you can avoid them. In part II of this series,...

10 tips for visiting colleges

March is the month many high schools schedule their spring breaks. Families with college-bound students may be embarking on campus visits, which can be

Freshmen: Plant the Seeds for College Prep Now

It's important for freshmen to start college prep as early as possible in order to have time to grow and nurture college plans and goals.

Life Beyond High School: Tips to Make Your College Years Successful

Are you ready for college? Professor Light provides insight and tips about how you can make your college experience a successful one. Click to read more.

7 Ways to Go to College for Free

What Really Happens When College Costs Skyrocket

What happens when college costs skyrocket? Data shows the effects ripple well beyond just the people who are paying tuition.

7 Smart Decluttering Tips for College Students

“Don’t procrastinate when it comes to putting things away,” college student Victoria Griffin says.

Preparing for College Move-In Day

Share this:FacebookPinterestLinkedinTwitterEmailMore Moving your son or daughter into their college dorm can be a hectic process if you are not prepared. Emotions are running high and you aren’t quite ready to say goodbye. With the proper preparation, you can make sure your move is ready before the tears come. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER Know your dorm. [Read More]