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Here are six things you can do with a business degree
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6 Things You Can Do With A Business Degree

By Kaeli Nieves-WhitmoreLast updated on December 22, 2022
Congratulations! After a lot of consideration, you’ve decided to go to college as a business major. When you get your degree, here are some questions you’re probably thinking about: Can you actually start your own business? Is consultation a viable route? How does research play into business? Is administration work fine? Should you take the …
What are some jobs for teachers other than teaching?
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Alternative Jobs for a Master’s of Education Graduate

By Morgan StaubLast updated on December 22, 2022
Before pursuing a graduate degree, prospective students face several questions. That includes internal, rhetorical or outside questions. Is this degree worth the money? What can be done with it? Is this a practical field to spend this much money and time getting in to? Of course, the answers to these questions are heavily dependent on …
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How to Get Into MIT: 9 Important Factors

By Hilary CairnsLast updated on January 29, 2026
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a top ranking school, well known for its dedication to science and technology. However, it’s not easy to get accepted. Nearly 27,000 students submitted applications to the school in the 2023 admissions cycle, but only 1,345 were accepted (or 5%). Students applying to MIT need to have a …
Here are some ACT math test prep tips for you on your test day!
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Are SAT Test Prep Classes Worth The Money?

By Morgan StaubLast updated on December 22, 2022
In recent years, SAT prep classes have become a lucrative business. Companies and corporations such as The Princeton Review, Kaplan Inc., and Sylvan Learning Inc. are growing steadily, providing test services for a larger and larger number of students. In addition to the larger companies, several local, private SAT tutors have popped up in nearly …
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Villanova University SAT And ACT Scores: What You Need To Get In

By Olivia PittmanLast updated on December 22, 2022
If you’re considering applying to Villanova University, you’re in good company. Each year, the Pennsylvania university receives over 15,000 applications. Of those who apply, about half are accepted. Villanova requires applicants to submit either SAT or ACT scores from tests taken during, or before December, of their senior year. SAT subject tests aren’t required by …
Are all M Ed programs made the same or do they differ among each other?
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Are All M.Ed. Programs Created Equal?

By Katelyn McAdamLast updated on December 22, 2022
Are all Master’s in Education programs the same? In short–M Ed programs are absolutely not the same. The good news is, you already have a Bachelor’s degree, so you’re a smart cookie. Just remember to take the time to look into a program before writing a check for $5,000 to $15,000. So when you’re considering …
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5 In-Person SAT Prep Classes

By Katelyn McAdamLast updated on December 22, 2022
A lot of SAT test prep is done online nowadays, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find a class offered in a good old-fashioned classroom setting. Typically, if the in-person setting is what you’re after, it’s going to cost you a pretty penny. Having said that, I understand if you’re the kind of person that …
An empty classroom with a blackboard, as well as beige and brown desks.
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When Do SAT Scores Come Out?

By Allison WignallLast updated on December 22, 2022
You’ve studied for what seems like forever, read up on all the test-taking tips, and owned that SAT test–all you have to do now is wait. But for how long? When do you get to see the fruits of your labor? When do the SAT scores come out? The answer: It depends. Each of the …

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