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Work-Life Balance Tips for Busy Professionals
It may surprise you to learn that the average workday increased by nearly one hour during the pandemic. Some people experienced an even larger increase. While working longer can come with benefits like more money and... Read More
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The Importance of Setting Boundaries
Have you ever gone to an event that you didn't want to attend? Do you struggle to say "no" to people? If you answered yes to those questions, this article is for you. Thousands of people in the United States don't... Read More
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Making a Difference With Unique Approaches to Philanthropy
Did you know that people in the United States donated $484.85 billion in 2021? Philanthropy has been around for thousands of years, but it is currently more prominent than ever before. Making a difference with... Read More
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How to Be an Ally on Campus: Tips for Supporting and Advocating for Underrepresented Students
Creating an inclusive and supportive campus environment is essential for the success of all students, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds. As fellow students and community members, we have the power to... Read More
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From High School to Higher Education: Navigating the World of New Student Scholarships
Are you a high school student preparing for higher education? Are you worried about the cost of college tuition? Well, you're not alone! Many students face this challenge. Scholarships can be an excellent way to reduce... Read More
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The Hidden Costs of Ignorance: How a Lack of Financial Knowledge Can Hurt You
Did you know nearly 8 in 10 students graduate with a debt load of less than $30,000? Graduating with tens of thousands of dollars in debt isn't ideal.
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Hybrid Schooling: Finding the Right Balance Between Online Learning and Classroom Instruction
30% of American students are pursuing at least one online course. Technology continues to advance and the world is becoming more interconnected. Education must adapt to meet the needs of students. Schools must now... Read More
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From Affirmative Action to Anti-Racism: A Look at the Evolution of Inclusion Efforts in College Admissions
Inclusion and diversity have become top priorities for third-level institutions across the US. As North America grows and changes, so too must college admission processes. This ensures they allow access to... Read More
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Breaking Down Barriers: How Colleges are Increasing Inclusion for Marginalized Groups
While colleges are getting more diverse by the year, segregation is still a real problem on many campuses. It may look different than the segregation of the past, but it's still causing harm.
