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6 College Essay Questions That Employers Should Steal

Job interviews often rely on a dull script. These creative application prompts could tell companies what they really want to know.

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Ferguson Alternative Spring Break Hopes to Rebuild and Heal

Ferguson, Missouri is still healing, and it needs support.

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The World’s First 3D Printing College Opens in China

A 3D printer manufacturer is behind the new trade school.

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Learning to Tell Their Own Stories to Better Their Futures

826LA helps underprivileged students defeat writer’s block and discover stories worth telling in their college essays.

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You’re Now a Two-Minute Video Away from Getting into College

Goucher College will accept video applications in lieu of the traditional essays and test scores.

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Five Inspiring 2013 Commencement Speeches You Need to Hear

Here are five brilliant commencement speeches from 2013.

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Magic? Nope, Just a Chemistry Professor's Explosive Halloween Exhibition

Watch chemistry professor Eberhard Zwergel set the process of making liquid iron to music, while cheerleaders dance.

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American Students Are Paying More Than Ever For College (Again)

Over the past five years, the average published price at a four-year university has increased by 27 percent.

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When it Comes to College Costs, More Grandparents Are Chipping In

Forget sending $20 for instant ramen. Today's grandparents are ponying up for big tuition bills.

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Interactive Infographic: Student Debt in America

Studies show that a postsecondary degree has a big impact on career prospects, but for students amassing huge debt, is their education paying off?

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The Financial Exiles

For some recent graduates, the only way to live the American dream is to move abroad.

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Stop Worrying About Boomerang Kids—Help the Ones Who Can't Move Home

More young adults than ever are moving back in with their parents. They're not the ones we should be worrying about.

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A Berkeley Student's Experiment in Automated Living

A college student's automated room switches gears from "homework mode" to "party mode" with the press of a button.

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How History Can Save Millennials' Economic Futures

Millennials could learn a thing or two from the economies of previous decades.