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where did presidents go to college
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Where did every U.S. president go to college?

Key takeaways Harvard University has educated the most presidents. Eight of them attended Harvard: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Rutherford B. Hayes, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. 8 presidents never attended college, including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Grover Cleveland. Most modern presidents earned a bachelor’s …
pets in college
student life

Pets in College: A Benefit or a Distraction?

Did you know that some colleges allow you to have pets in your dorm room? This can definitely influence your decision in college, but will having your pet with you benefit your college experience or prove to be a distraction? We’ll cover just that in this article, but we do believe it is a case-by-case …
college majors & minors

Colleges with Special Education Majors

Are you thinking of pursuing a career in special education? It’s important to get into the right program and classes for your goals. It’s also important to note that you may need more than a bachelor’s degree to land a job. Here’s what you can expect from colleges with special education majors. What Can You …
what to do on a long weekend
student life, tips tools & advice

What To Do On Your Long Weekend

Presidents’ Day is just around the corner – do you have plans yet for the long weekend? If not, we’ve put together a short list of ideas you can take advantage of during the three day holiday. Have a Staycation You don’t have to travel to have a vacation! A staycation can be just as …
difference between sticker and net price
affordability & college cost, tips tools & advice

The Difference Between a School’s Sticker Price and Net Price – And How to Estimate It

When you’re looking at the price of attending a year of college, the costs can be a bit staggering. In many cases, it can scare students off from applying to that particular school. But that number you’re seeing is likely the sticker price, and the amount you actually pay could be significantly less! Understanding the …
COVID-and-College-updates
tips tools & advice

COVID Update – What Are Colleges Doing?

The COVID-19 situation keeps changing and so do the recommendations from the government and CDC. As a high school or college student, it may be difficult to keep up to date on what exactly colleges and universities are doing in response! As of January 2022, colleges are seeing extremely high rates of COVID cases in …
tips tools & advice

4 Awesome College Planners for Spring Term

As your spring semester begins, what are you using to make sure you have a handle on all the work that will pop up on your courses? Keeping it all in your head can be stressful, and you’re likely to forget a few things. A college planner is an amazing way to track your projects, …
cold-weather-college
college search, student life

Cold weather colleges: 10 awesome picks for skiing and winter fun

Key takeaways Some of the best colleges for skiing and winter fun include Michigan Technological University, the University of Denver, and Dartmouth College. Cold-weather campuses come with built-in perks, like nearby slopes, snow festivals, and thriving outdoor clubs. Whether you like small towns or big cities, there’s a perfect snowy fit for every student. Schools …

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