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…less. The average women’s paycheck is twenty percent less than their male counterparts. Men with only high school education’s make more than some women who have graduated college. Most women are still working the traditional “female” jobs: secretaries…

…Effective time management is one of the most important factors for succeeding in college and despite my success in high school and Air Force training I had a lot of problems with it. Some of you might not think that time management is important. I…

…The impact of a precollege intervention, the Junior High Washington Gateway Academy (JHWGA), on early adolescent aspiration and motivation for a college education was measured. JHWGA provided an intensive week of activities in career planning, self…

…consecutive synchronized ice-skating national championships, and who can forget the second most beautiful girls in the nation (according to playboy magazine). However, what we should be rated for is our percentage of students with eating disorders. Every afternoon…

…device that allows teams to raise large amounts of cash in a hurry. Typically, the money is used to help cover stadium improvements or construction costs. It has worked well in professional sports, and the colleges have seen that. It just makes sense…

…be in effect. This review will look at the employment rate of the former students as well as a survey of what employers think of the quality of the graduates. In the end it is said that up to six percent of a college’s provincial government funding…

…shared "it's harder to get into the All-Volunteer Forces than into most colleges." Further contributing to quality is the fact that the Army has become the career of choice for many African-Americans. (2)Army affirmative action plans employ goals: promotion…

…is Francesca Marotta, who attended the London College of Fashion. Education in fashion will be important, especially for prospective fashion designers, because statistics are now showing that the employment rate in the design industry is growing faster than…

…, to address problems of access to education and college completion rates by minorities, among other diversity related issues. Barnes, Julian E. “A Surprising Turn on Minority Enrollments: Ending Preferences Doesn't Always Hurt.” U.S. News (1998): n pag. Online…

…at what is now Princeton University. Yet, when he and Janet married in the early 1850’s, they moved to Virginia where he became a teacher at Hampton-Sydney College. Later, in 1855, he became a minister at a church in Staunton and thus, one year later…