There’s only two inevitable truths about spring break. One, it’s never long enough. Two, it’s never cheap enough. And while we’re never going to be able to slow down time or convince your school to give you an entire month to hit the beach, we can help you have more fun using less money. Here’s [...]
January 27, 2012
Going to college is usually synonymous with getting a little soft around the edges. There’s a lot of stress, not enough time to exercise, and quality food tends to be more expensive. But thanks to OnlineUniversities.com, it’s now easy to eat right:
January 26, 2012
There’s a lot more to a job than just the salary. Or even the work itself. There’s the culture of an office, the perks of working there, and, of course, the general “coolness” of the work–as in, can you tell a story about your job that’s actually interesting? If you want a job that pays [...]
January 25, 2012
Thanks to research by Lab42, we’ve finally got a sense of why parents flock to Facebook almost as much as their children. The big reveal? A lot of them are doing it to “spy”–which, of course, is a term we use loosely. Perhaps it’s a practical way of parenting in our digital age: a way to [...]
January 24, 2012
By: Erika Stewart In the last few years, tuition for college has grown faster than inflation. As we struggle to be able to afford payments, we often overlook the possibility that the tuition paid to schools could be wasted if the student is forced to withdraw for medical reasons. Tuition refund insurance exists to provide [...]
January 30, 2012