By Mara Lee, Hartford (Conn.) Courant Friday, April 22, 2011 Earning a college degree is still the best way to avoid unemployment. But the number of recent college grads who can’t find work, or who can find only part-time retail or restaurant jobs that don’t require an education, grew by more than 70 percent over [...]
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New college graduates having trouble finding jobs
Posted by davidguide on April 24th, 2011
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Comments OffHenderson family struggles with job loss, foreclosure threat
Posted by davidguide on March 20th, 2011
Tera Burbank and her husband, John Clark, are construction workers who have been out of work for more than a year. The Henderson residents live off unemployment and student loans. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: construction workers, Family, foreclosure, henderson family, henderson residents, husband, job, loss, post, student, student loans, threat, unemployment, View, work Comments OffToward A More Multicultural Curriculum
Posted by davidguide on March 3rd, 2011
Education Officials Think Change In Approach Would Improve Student Achievement Hoping to make students more competitive in an increasingly diverse workforce and global economy, the state Board of Education discussed urging local school boards and teachers to take a more culturally responsive approach to education. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: board of education, change, curriculum education, diverse workforce, economy, education, education officials, global economy, local school, Multicultural, multicultural curriculum, post, responsive approach, school, state, state board of education, student, student achievement, View, workforce Comments OffStudent protests build as MPs debate tuition fees rise
Posted by davidguide on December 9th, 2010
As parliament votes on higher tuition fees thousands of students are marching in London and Edinburgh. Follow the latest here. Send us your news: @peterwalker99 peter.walker@guardian.co.uk Follow the political developments on Andrew Sparrow’s live blog 2.58pm: It seems there is at least one idiot on the march. Adam Gabbatt tweets to say : This was [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Adam Gabbatt, Andrew Sparrow, battery 2, Build, college, debate, demo, fees, Frank Harris, Gower Street, industrial battery, Jeremy Bentham, jonathan haynes, Judge Faber, London, Malik, matter of moments, news, number, occupation, Parliament Square, parliament votes, part, peter walker, Police, police line, protests, riot gear, rise, Russell Square, Sarah Crane-, Scotland, Slade, student, Superintendent Julia Pendry, today, tuition, UK, ULU, University, view on tv, Vince Cable, Westminster Comments OffUniversityDecisions.com’s The Success Yearbook® Helps College Graduates Pay Off Loans
Posted by davidguide on November 30th, 2010
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Nov. 30, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — UniversityDecisions.com, a research and resource focused website for potential college students, is helping recent college graduates pay down student loans while highlighting the benefits of getting a college education. On December 1st 2010, Universit View full post on All Stories
Posted in subprime Lending Tags: Ariz., college, college education, college students, com, Graduates, Helps, Loans, Nov., PRNewswire, recent college, research, Resource, SCOTTSDALE, scottsdale ariz, student, student loans, Success, UniversityDecisions, UniversityDecisions.com's, Website, Yearbook® Comments OffWeb site: Help pay my student loans
Posted by davidguide on November 25th, 2010
TRENTON, N.J., Nov. 25 (UPI) — A New Jersey woman struggling to pay her $200,000 in student loan debt has started a Web site to ask for help. View full post on All Stories
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Posted by davidguide on November 13th, 2010
If the students are looking for the loan to pay for their college fees, and they do not have the good credit records then bad credit student loans are the perfect loans for those students. This loan is also called the Federal loan for students. Sometimes it becomes hard to meet the financial expenses due [...]
Posted in Bad Credit Loan Tips Tags: accommodation fees, admission fees, amount, approval, bad credit loans, bad credit student loans, Brighter, buying computer, co signer, college, Credit, credit burden, federal loan, Finance, financial expenses, Helena, Interest, Loan, Loans, poor credit score, rate, student, Students, time, Tomorrow Comments OffCal State trustees approve 15% tuition increase
Posted by davidguide on November 11th, 2010
Funds from the two-step hike will be used to add enrollment and classes, officials say. But students say they will be forced to take out additional student loans or defer their educations. As dozens of students protested, the California State University governing board Wednesday approved a two-step, 15% increase in tuition, saying it would use [...]
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Posted by davidguide on November 9th, 2010
Kris Alingod – AHN News Contributor Lansing, MI, United States (AHN) – Michigan removed its assistant attorney general, Andrew Shirvell, on Monday for attacking a gay student leader, actions that had prompted condemnation from local officials and the University of Michigan to ban the state official from campus Shirvell, 30, was fired after a two-day [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: assistant, assistant attorney general, attorney, attorney grievance commission, detroit free press, Fired, first amendment rights, free speech rights, general, Harassing, house speaker nancy pelosi, michigan attorney general, michigan attorney grievance commission, nancy pelosi, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, student Comments OffStudent loans push consumer credit up
Posted by davidguide on November 6th, 2010
Consumer borrowing increased in September for the first time since January even though the category that includes credit cards dropped for a record 25th-straight month. The rise in credit came from the category that includes student loans. View full post on All Stories
