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The Wharton School of Business is our country’s first and most prestigious undergraduate business school. Attending classes there daily can be quite daunting and overwhelming to many students, but the highly-competitive academic environment and diverse student body combine to provide a very unique educational opportunity. Here are some current statistics on the Business School:
Current Students
Full-Time [...]
Though I am no expert in the field of transgender surgical operations and health care, I was once told by a good friend that “It’s easier to dig a hole than build a pole.” While this maxim may embody the sentiments of sexual reassigning professionals, it seems that select members of the UPenn community are [...]
As back-to-school season approaches, parents and students still have time to find money to foot this fall’s college tuition bill. Sallie Mae–the nation’s leading saving-and-paying-for-college company–offers several affordable options available in time to meet the cost of higher education.
“The good news is that families do not have to turn to credit cards or tap retirement [...]
Of the unique opportunities that have presented themselves to me in my lifetime, the Wharton International Program has to be one of the most fascinating and distinct. Last year I was given the opportunity to travel to Milan or Korea for 11 days jam-packed with once-in-a-lifetime cultural and business excursions. With the majority of the [...]
There are plenty of ways to get some extra cash to bring down those big monthly college bills. Student loans and work-study programs can be helpful, but sometimes looking beyond the conventional wisdom is necessary to find the most opportune savings. Here is a small portion of a larger list of great grant opportunities that [...]
Looks like Cali will remain the hot spot to go school these days as record numbers of applicants attempt to enter the UC system. With beautiful beaches, warm weather, and legalized marijuana, what else could a college kid ask for?
UCLA continued to be the most popular UC campus, with 55,610 young people seeking a spot [...]
I spent 2 exhilarating hours last night driving drunk at high speeds swerving between lanes and throwing all caution to the wind, stopping only to refuel myself with delicious Keystone Light. I’m referring, of course, to the Mario Kart drinking game my friends and I created to pass some time while our TiVo was paused on the [...]
Just when consumers couldn’t get any lazier, Steve Jobs and his Apple crew turned out software dubbed, “Genius” for its flagship media distribution service, iTunes.
Their website extols the concept as:
…a brilliant way to create perfect playlists. Play a song, click the Genius button, and iTunes creates a playlist of other songs from your library that [...]
Last year twenty eight of GW’s graduate students enrolled in the class entitled “International Experience: Behind the scenes of the 2008 Olympic games,” flew across the world to Beijing to embark upon a once in a lifetime experience. Not only are they given the chance to witness history in the making but to also learn [...]
This year Harvard students have something to fear other than being buried under schoolwork. Those bleary eyed shuffling people on campus might be something more than the hordes of tired late night studiers. The Harvard Crimson reports that a zombie movie set at Harvard will begin filming in the Spring of 2009
“The Harvard [...]