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December 2009
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Six Reasons To Start Exercising Today
Many college students do not realize the importance exercise. Although they may have a vague, nagging feeling that they should exercise, the lack of certain benefits make it easier for them to forget this activity.
To help college students gain a better understanding of the usefulness of exercise, I have compiled this list of six ways [...]
iPod Shuffle Giveaway
This giveaway is now over. Look for new coupons and contests in Debt-free Scholar’s “Steals and Deals” category.
Back when we finished the HP/Microsoft computer bundle giveaway, I mentioned that we would be having a new giveaway.
Well, at long last, the time for that contest has come!
The Prize
The prize for this giveaway is… an iPod Shuffle!
I won this iPod in giveaway [...]
8 Frequently Asked Questions About CLEP Results
CLEP tests, one of the best known credit-by-examination methods, offer a number of benefits to college students. Because testers are not required to take a class, they can save time and money by studying on their own. In addition, exam takers can use these tests to “CLEP out” of their college’s general education [...]
20 Tips For Mastering Public Speaking
Many people claim to fear public speaking more than death. Unfortunately, most people will have to speak in public many times throughout their lives.
Rather than living in fear of your next speech, use these twenty tips to master the art of persuasive speaking.
#1 Watch The Experts
The best way to start learning good speaking methods is by watching good speakers. [...]
Learn To Type In Five Steps
In the modern Information Age, learning to type quickly is crucial to communication and, therefore, to success in college and in the workplace.
According to Bill Coplin, author of 10 Things Employers Want You To Learn In College, potential employers demand that you learn how to type. In fact, one company executive is quoted saying that [...]
4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Christmas Break
Christmas break is here! This short vacation from the rigorous normal school schedule can be a great benefit… or it can be a total waste of time.
Because of the numerous celebrations, the Christmas break can easily fly past without anything substantial being accomplished.
On the other hand, a well-planned Christmas break can be a healthy combination [...]
Save Money With Credit Exam Programs
Credit-by-examination is one of the best options for students trying to save money or time. Because these tests often cost a fraction of the cost of a normal classroom program, college students across the United States are able to save hundreds, if not thousands, of much-needed dollars by using these programs.
In addition, these exams can [...]
10 Places to Conduct Academic Research Online
This is a guest post from education writer Karen Schweitzer, the About.com Guide to Business School. She also writes about online degree programs. She has written frequently here in the past, and we are glad to have her back!
Conducting academic research online is easier than ever before. There are many different search engines, virtual reference shelves, [...]
Distance Learning: Flexible Alternative
In recent years, an increasing number of students have recognized the usefulness of online study options and have chosen to earn their degrees online.
One of the most important benefits of e-learning is the flexibility available.
No longer do you have to move near a physical college or university.
No longer are you limited in the degree topics available.
No longer must you [...]
5 Little-Known Ways to Find Free Scholarships and Grants
Many college students wonder where to find college scholarships. To the beginning student, scholarship searching can be a daunting task. However, this does not need to be. Like many activities, scholarship searching is not that difficult… when you understand where to look. In this article, I will examine five timeless methods [...]
