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Psychologist Keith Dobson, who will lead a workshop on treatment of depression using cognitive therapy May 31 at Assumption College, comes very highly recommended.

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Psychologist Keith Dobson, who will lead a workshop on treatment of depression using cognitive therapy May 31 at Assumption College, comes very highly recommended.

Students center of discussion between higher ed, other officials

South Carolina State University interim President Dr. Cynthia Warrick says Orangeburg needs to provide more for college students in order to be more competitive in attracting them.

Guardian Students' birthday blog

Guardian Students turns one today. We have plenty of birthday treats in store, including: an interview with Toni Pearce, the next NUS president, a showcase of our best student blogs – and best of all, presents. We'll be giving away birthday gifts on the hour, every hour from 10am-5pm. Join Guardian Students now for a chance to win. Judy Friedberg Rebecca Ratcliffe        

Charter Oak College ranked 6th best online program for vets

NEW BRITAIN — U.S. News and World Report recently named Charter Oak State College the sixth Best Online Bachelor’s Program for Veterans.

Charter Oak State College commencement celebrates alum with honorary degree

NEW BRITAIN — Charter Oak State College has set its commencement ceremony for June 2 at 1:30 p.m. in Welte Auditorium at Central Connecticut State University. Charter Oak State College is the state’s only online college. There will be approximately 500 students in the Class o 2013, with 150 attending the ceremony. A live webcast will be hosted on CharterOak.edu.

New college graduates find job market unwelcoming

Jackie Carter had it all mapped out. She would attend college year-round and graduate early, land a job in criminal justice, start paying off student loans, move into her own apartment and invest in her first smartphone.

College to hold benefit bike ride June 9

Middlesex Community College will hold its annual fund-raising Bike Challenge on June 9. Participants taking the event’s 40-mile route will set off at 9 a.m., with the 10-mile ride starting at 10:30 a.m. from the campus at 591 Springs Road. All proceeds benefit the Middlesex Community College Foundation. Open to cyclists of all ages, the 10-mile course winds through town and the college’s 200 ...

Broadsides at college misguided

All across the nation, students are graduating from colleges, striding across stages with degrees in their hands and hope in their hearts. And their beaming-with-pride, deep-in-debt parents watch them step into the future.

Education notes: News from schools near you

Education notes DAKOTA COUNTY -- John Christiansen, superintendent of Intermediate School District 917, was appointed to the Dakota-Scott

Public education fight heats up in Chicago

       

Even Undocumented Students Need Aid for College—and Now They May Get It

Undocumented students may be the biggest beneficiaries of the immigration bill headed for a full vote by the Senate as early as June 3.

Physical education should be a 'core' subject: Institute of Medicine

The Institute of Medicine says this is necessary to help confront a "pandemic" of physical inactivity that has contributed to a critical national health challenge.

Yellowknife students launch helmet blitz

Students from St. Patrick High School will be offering prizes and coupons Saturday afternoon to encourage the use of helmets by cyclists and skateboarders.

College students share confessions online, anonymously

College students turn to anonymous Facebook pages to share confessions, crushes, thoughts on campus life.

College students share confessions online, anonymously

College students turn to anonymous Facebook pages to share confessions, crushes, thoughts on campus life.

College students share confessions online, anonymously

College students turn to anonymous Facebook pages to share confessions, crushes, thoughts on campus life.

Bristol Community College health care faculty win national award for online course

FALL RIVER — Several Bristol Community College faculty and technology specialists are in line to receive an award for having one of the best-designed online courses in the nation.

CSUS prods students to graduate more quickly

Sacramento State will graduate 4,600 students in ceremonies ending today – 837 more than last spring.

Students safe after armed man reported at school

THORNTON, Colo. (AP) — A high school student whose class project included a soldier memorial display with a replica AK-47 was carrying it to his mom in the parking lot Friday around the time another student and a teacher said they saw someone outside with what looked like a rifle, police said.

Half of College Grads Surprised by Their High Debt

Here’s one lesson not enough students are getting in college: Debt is easy to rack up and hard to destroy. Half of 2013′s graduates were surprised by how much college-related debt they had acquired, according ...

Students perform well regardless of reading print or digital books

Students did equally well on a test whether reading from a digital book or a printed one, new research shows.

Students safe after armed man reported at Colorado school

All students at a Denver-area high school are safe after a report that a man with a rifle was seen near campus, police said Friday.

Support for New Oriental Education

New Oriental Education and Technology has been rising in recent days, and one trader apparently believes that any downside will be limited in coming months. optionMONSTER systems show that a trader sold ...

7 Things Students and Parents Should Do Before College Starts

College should keep kids plenty busy. So they'd better be prepared fiscally before classes start. Click to view a price quote on C . Click to research the Banking industry.        

Career Education Honors Faculty Excellence With 13th Annual Educator of the Year Awards

At its 13th annual Educator of the Year Awards this week, Career Education Corporation honored some of the finest instructors, among its more than 6,000 facult

Education technology 'most effective' when tailored to pupils

Education technology tailored to individual students' knowledge levels could play a key role in improving the quality of education in the developing world, but key challenges remain, a study has found.

Grandparents May Qualify for Education Tax Benefits

The amount of money grandparents spend on their grandchildren's education is expected to multiply. According to Sallie Mae's "How America Saves for College 2013," the percentage grandparents are expected to contribute toward students' college costs is more than double for future college students versus current attendees.

Education technology must be tailored to pupils

Education technology can improve the quality of learning in the developing world, but only if it is tailored to individual students' knowledge levels, a study has found.

Why Chinese college graduates aren’t getting jobs

The term “hardest job-hunting season in history” has become a buzzword in China recently. According to China’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security,6.99 million students will be graduating institutions ...
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