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Foreign language degrees: Obsolete or essential?

Budget cuts are killing some foreign language courses, while others dismiss the need to learn languages for cultural reasons. But studies show more students than ever are studying more than just their native tongue.

Back to school tech: 5 reasons tablets rule for school

Shopping for a back-to-school laptop? Consider your options and learn why tablets may beat out laptops when it comes to using them for school.

8 things colleges have been slow to adopt

While universities are considered pioneers when it comes to intellectual endeavors, they have been known to be late to the party in other areas. Find out eight things colleges have been slow to adopt.

Fill the skills gap: 4 tips for moving up the ladder

With companies operating "leaner" than ever, employees need to not only keep their skills up-to-date, but also be able to anticipate the future needs of their organizations. Here, find tips on how to identify the skills you need to succeed -- and learn how to get them.

5 ways to turn an internship into a job offer

An internship provides you with valuable experience while you are still in school. With a little persistence and by being proactive, you might be able to convert that internship into a full-time job.

High school students 'like' Facebook, YouTube for college research

New study from Eduventures finds high school students starting their college search earlier and using tools such as Facebook and YouTube to research higher education.

Survey says...Parents worried about long-term student loan debt

New polling from the College Savings Foundation indicates that parents are more aware of the costs of college, and that means loan debt and contributions from the kids.

Don't just sit there--do some science!

Citizen science projects help people learn about science while giving researchers valuable data.

Common Core K-12 standards near finalization

Consortium of states is asking for input on a new set of interstate education standards intended to improve students' readiness for college and the workplace.

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Cool job: Computer animator brings video games to life

Award-winning movie and video game animator says more schools and cheaper equipment make high tech jobs more accessible.

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Five steps to keep online students safe from bullying

As students prepare to head back to school, we offer these five tips to help prevent bullying in online schools.

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Georgetown report: Why 2-year degrees can earn you more than 4-year degrees

Bachelor's degree-holders might earn more than those with associate's degrees on average, but new analysis of career earnings highlights how much occupation matters.

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New metric ranks college debt-to-degree ratio

New research from Education Sector looks at loan debt in the context of graduation rates and makes some fascinating findings.

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Forbes ranks top 650 colleges and universities

Private schools, academies rank highly on Forbes list of best schools in the country, while Ivies fare comparatively poorly.

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Princeton Review: top 10 colleges for financial assistance

The Princeton Review shines a light on the colleges that do best by their students who need financial aid, also ranking those that bring up the rear.

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