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Graduation ceremonies are changing in how top students are honored.

Do the same colleges that said "yes" in December, say "no" in May?

Teachers do more than teach; they model social behavior and expectations for hundreds of students every day.

The State of Iowa has decided that if students receive an "F", they are ineligible to play sports. What is the fallout of this decision?

Employers no longer place total emphasis on grade point average as a means of determining the suitability of employee career growth or potential employees.

Teachers are not happy that their principal changed over 90 grades from F to passing. Are students the reason for the failures or the teachers?

Football games and marching bands are an American tradition. Half-time means a performance by the local marching band, right? Well, if you are lucky, it does.

College admission is a game that does not always publish the rules. Understanding the basic concepts in admission strategies can be advantageous.

While many colleges offer nursing programs, some colleges offer stellar programs to prepare students to become nurses.

Many high school athletes dream of making it to the professional level. The process to get there involves becoming eligible to play at the college level.

Receiving a rejection letter of admission can be devastating. Students can be proactive to improve the situation.

Grades are assigned by professors. By understanding their psyche, the way grading really works, and the student's role in the equation, Any student can raise their GPA.

When high school students take after-school jobs, there may be a negative impact on their school achievement.

These simple tips can provide a better understanding of how the classroom works and, by how students can use that knowledge to improve their grades.

College students struggling with depression and anxiety are more likely to get low grades and drop out of school. Here are four ways to cope with depressed feelings.

A review of Benjamin Kaplan's How To Go To College Almost For Free, which provides a step-by-step approach to winning free scholarship money and merit aid.

There is a new twist to college visits. Colleges are coming to the students at their high schools and accepting them without any waiting.

The recommendation battle may be the final campaign in the learning community's end of semester activities, yet it can be remedied with realistic policies.

How many high school students admit to cheating recently? Statistics show cheating is at an all time high.

Next year, Westminster will try something that has never been tried in the Lower 48 states-no grade levels. The curriculum will be totally driven by state standards.

The primary source of funding for adults returning to school is federal financial aid. An overview of federal grant and loan programs is provided for independent adults.

Tips and strategies are provided for helping adult learners and non-traditional students develop a plan for success in their adult and continuing education experiences.

Red Flag! SAT scores drop. Is it the new test or is it a trend?

Applying to law school is a process that requires diligence and persistence. This article will help applicants find information to make the process smoother.

For those who complete sonography programs at accredited schools, ultrasound technician opportunities are plentiful.

There is so much information on college--financial aid, college profiles, campus visits!! How do students and parents know when to do what?

Seniors need not limit themselves to applying to one or two colleges. Finding the perfect five is ideal.

For a principal, promoting student achievement can be tough. A time-tested awards program backed by a popular president could highlight academic talent and hard work.

Students are relying on credit cards to pay for school, and they're dropping further into debt.

The first year of college is important for all students in order to have a successful college career. Good study routines and developing good habits help create success.

The last year of college is a transition from college to a professional life. While it may be easy to lose motivation, successful students must keep working hard.

In the US and Canada, the professional requirements to become a psychiatrist are demanding, including high school, college, medical school and residency training.

College transfer programs should be a viable option for students that cannot afford a traditional four-year residential program at a senior institution.

This article provides students with tips on applying for grants for college, specifically Pell grants.

Like all good consumers, adults need to be aware of online diploma mills. These businesses have clear characteristics which rise red warning flags and to be avoided.

Binge drinking in college students was the subject of a study that suggested that motivational interviewing with feedback could reduce alcohol consumption.

Freshmen year of high school is the foundation for college preparation. Many tasks and activities need to be considered during this crucial year.

An unhealthy balance of work and play can negatively affect your child's physical, cognitive and emotional development.

There are many extracurricular activities for kids to choose from, but parents must be ready to debate the pros and cons of participating.

End of semester final examinations promote haphazard test construction, add undue stress to teachers and students in their timing, and may not accurately assess progress.

Graduate school acceptance hinges on whether or not an applicant can successfully express his or her academic interests to those in the applicant's field of choice.

Music research is coming to common conclusions on what makes a good sight-reader. By adding a few simple habits, a musician can improve sight-reading skills.

High school freshmen should be preparing to apply for college because the choices a high school freshman makes can help her college application stand out.

Many students use federal student loans to pay for college. However, in order to receive financial aid, you must complete the application process in a timely manner.

Young drivers are seen as a risk by insurance lenders. How to minimize the risks and where to find affordable teen car insurance.

The reality is that grades do matter, and there are steps students can take to help them earn the highest possible grades on their papers.

Not all grants are offered through the federal government. Here are some great ways to get more funding for higher education.

Having trouble remembering someone's birthday? Unable to recognise people previously met? This may be caused by alcohol consumption, even at moderate levels.

Job seekers, especially Spanish speakers, may find Census work close to home in 2010, for pay as high as $82,000, but most need a car and must pass a test.

Life appears to have been good for Drew Brees since he left the Chargers with a questionable shoulder and headed for the Big Easy shortly after Hurricane Katrina