Why Do Music Students Have Higher SAT Scores?
New research suggests the reason has more to do with the sort of student who decides to study music than any brain-boosting benefits of lessons.
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How to Receive a World-Class College Education on the Cheap
But you probably won't be able to visit the parents back home very often.
The 5 Top Host Countries for American Students Studying Abroad
Want to save on tuition? Think about ditching the Ivy League to go international.
You Only Hate Grad School Because You Think You’re Supposed To
They tell you it's supposed to be bleak, so it is—but what if you enrolled without any expectations?
What Can’t It Do? European Austerity Policies Now Giving the World Anti-Matter, Clones
Talented natives of southern Europe that have fled their homes for opportunities elsewhere are starting to produce major breakthroughs.
What’s That Thing Where You Feel That Thing and It Makes That Other Thing Happen?
The Emotionary is trying to answer that question.
Things Aren’t Looking So Good for the Graduating Class of 2013
How are young adults coping with a weak job market?
University Presidents Get Richer, Students Pay More
There are now four university presidents making over $1 million per year. Meanwhile, tuition costs continue to rise.
Captive Labor Markets and Migration
A captive labor pool (like working mothers who are unlikely to move their children) drives down wages. And as labor becomes more captive over time, the divide between rich and poor grows wider.