
It’s easy to feel financially stuck in a cycle of debt when you have a huge outstanding student loan balance. From 2004 to 2018, student loan debt increased by 64% with the average American student now owing over $37,187. For some, that amount is even much larger.
Posted on August 17th, 2018 by Trey
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We have a list of the oldest universities in the United States. Some of them are ranked very high overall in the world as well as being members of the honored Ivy League. They all have very rich heritage and notable alumni. However, the oldest college in the United States is Harvard University founded in 1636.
Posted on August 9th, 2018 by Kelsey
Tags: College, columbia university, princeton university, university, yale university
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Her typical 18-hour work day made it hard for Marie Osmond to attend a normal high school. Instead, she squeezed in some high-school-level tutoring in between her dancing, singing, and acting lessons. This left her with the equivalent of a high school diploma. As of the publication of this post, she has not yet pursued any other form of education.
Posted on April 25th, 2018 by Carrie Dane
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Dan Constantino Marino Jr. is a former NFL quarterback and holder of more than a dozen NFL records. While he never won the Super Bowl in his seventeen seasons with the Miami Dolphins, Marino is still recognized as one of the greatest quarterbacks in history. His powerful arm not only led his team to 10 playoff appearances but also netted them a spot in Super Bowl XIX. Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2005, Marino has filled his life after football with NASCAR, acting, commercial appearances, and charity work.
Posted on April 25th, 2018 by Carrie Dane
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LendKey partners with a network of credit unions and local banks to give you the best rates and pricing to help you refinance your student loans and help you get out of debt faster. LendKey provides you with lower monthly payments and lower interest rates to consolidate your student loans into one monthly payment. With interest rates starting at 2.56%, LendKey offers the most competitive rates on the market today.
Posted on March 22nd, 2018 by Trey
Tags: loan consolidation, student loan consolidation
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School shootings are an uncomfortable reality. They stun us and clutter our headlines with dark reminders of the depths of human depravity. As a community passionate about promoting safe education, EduInReview could not stay silent on this issue. It’s time to clear the partisan airs surrounding these heart-breaking and divisive events.
Posted on March 13th, 2018 by Carrie Dane
Tags: School shooting
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Kylie attended Sierra Canyon School, a private school in Chatsworth, California near Los Angeles. She was a cheerleader and actress in schools plays while she was enrolled there. She was later home schooled starting in 2012, where she was enrolled in an at-home education program. She went on to graduate in 2015 and earned a high school diploma from Laurel Springs School in Ojai, California.
Posted on February 23rd, 2018 by Kaci
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On March 2nd, of 2017, James Richard “Rick” Perry become our newest Secretary of Energy. Nominated to his position by the ever-controversial Donald Trump, Perry takes the seat formerly held by Obama’s Ernest Monis. In his new role, he’s responsible for US policies regarding energy, energy conservation, genomics, and the safe handling of radioactive materials.
Posted on January 19th, 2018 by Trey
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Whether it’s from high school, trade school, or college, graduation represents an important transition in someone’s life. The flipping of that tassel, or donning of that robe, is a symbolic acknowledgment of years of hard work. When someone walks off that stage, they cease to be a student. Instead, they become something else entirely: a degree holder, an adult, a middle schooler, or a doctor. These transformative moments in our lives, which include weddings and birthdays, are also marked by something else: presents.
Posted on January 19th, 2018 by Carrie Dane
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Trump’s former nominee for US Secretary of Labor, Andrew Puzder withdrew his candidacy for that position on February 15th. George Thompson, his spokesman stated that his decision stemmed from “an unprecedented smear campaign.” Evidence against his nomination included allegations of spousal abuse and evidence regarding his employment of undocumented immigrants. If this millionaire had been successful in his bid for the Department of Labor, he would have gained the power to suggest and enforce laws surrounding unions, worker’s rights, and workplace protections. The fact that Andrew Puzder was nominated in the first place is rather ironic.
Posted on May 18th, 2017 by Carrie Dane
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