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Most Affordable MBA Programs
Let’s talk about the elephant in the boardroom. MBA programs in the U.S. are criminally expensive. We’re talking $100,000 to $200,000+ for two years at top programs. Even mid MBA programs can run you $60,000-$120,000. And that’s before you factor in two years of lost income while you’re studying instead of working. Don’t even get…
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Colleges with Rolling Admissions
Missed the January 1st deadline? Had a change of heart about your gap year? Realized in March that you actually do want to go to college this fall? Take a deep breath. You’re not doomed to wait another year. Rolling admissions is your secret weapon with an easy application process that doesn’t care about those…
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The Cheapest Countries to Study in Europe
Let’s be brutally honest… American college tuition is out of control. With average costs exceeding $30,000 per year at public universities and climbing past $50,000 at private institutions, it’s no wonder students are looking beyond U.S. borders for affordable alternatives. Here’s the good news: Europe offers world-class education at a fraction of American prices. We’re…
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No SAT, No Problem: Study in Europe Instead of Stressing Over Tests
You might be surprised to learn that many colleges and universities across Europe welcome American students without needing any SAT or ACT scores. This means students can focus on their high school grades, essays, and other requirements without the extra stress of standardized testing. For many, this opens the door to quality education in exciting…
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College in Europe: How to Find a Job After Graduating
I talked to hiring managers in the fields of banking, technology, and bio-technology and heard similar things. They said that, as long as the school is accredited, the country in which the degree was acquired does not matter in the least.

