Are there kids in your life who could benefit from learning about saving money? Analysis Alice and the Stripy Sweater, a chapter book aimed at children aged 6-9, was just released today in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle ebook. This chapter book focuses on 8-year-old Alice, who wants to buy a $100 purple and pink striped … Continue reading New Finance Chapter Book For Kids: Analysis Alice And The Stripy Sweater
The U.S. population has become increasingly educated over the years, but it is by no means a monolith. While graduate degrees are relatively common in some states, in others, even Bachelor's degrees are hard to come by. How does this education stratification break out across the country, and in which states do people have the … Continue reading How Does Educational Attainment Vary By State?
So, you've submitted your graduate school applications, and now one or more programs has invited you to come for an interview. Congratulations! You've passed the first hurdle. This means that the admissions committees have moved you on to the next round. However, if you want to get into the program, you'll have to make a … Continue reading Graduate School Interview Guide
Many people decide to go to graduate school in order to open up career opportunities or increase earning potential. As part of the application, you will often need to submit a personal statement, statement of purpose/intent, or a similar essay. But what is a personal statement, and how should you format it? As a graduate … Continue reading How To Write A Graduate School Personal Statement Or Application Essay
There has been a lot of talk about student loan debt in the news over the past couple years. The prevailing wisdom is that this debt, which students had to incur to pursue an education for a better life, is burdening the young generation and preventing them from succeeding. Recently, President Joe Biden has expressed … Continue reading Infographic: Student Loan Debt – Is It Really A Crisis?
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