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How to Apply for Financial Aid, Grants, Loans and Scholarships: Start with the FAFSA

Billions of dollars in grants, loans, and scholarships are available every year at the federal, state and local levels for new and returning college students. To be considered for any type of educational funding the place to begin is online here at the U.S. Department of Education to file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid, also known as the FAFSA.

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Do you have these traits? If so, a degree in National Security may be just right for you! - Curiosity, Creativity, Dependability, Detail Oriented, Disciplined, Ethical, Good listener and communicator, Leadership, Organized, Responsible

National Security careers are no longer only government jobs; they are available in almost every industry in both the private and public sectors. Many National Security job positions are being newly defined, created and implemented to meet corporate needs.

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Top Paying College Degree Majors

Are you a Bachelor degree student wanting to be recruited for a great paying job after graduation? According to a report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers, students with a bachelors degree in one of seven disciplines of Technology and Engineering can expect to be in high demand, and will earn the highest salaries upon graduation. The college degree pay ranking shows the 2013 top eight highest paying degrees are...Continued

Quote of the Day



  • "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."

    Abraham Lincoln
    16th U.S. President

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  • honcho

    honcho ("HON-cho") n. or tr.v. origin: from the Japanese "hancho", meaning "squad leader". The word entered the American vernacular from the words used by Japanese pineapple plantation workers in Hawaii. In Japanese: "han" = "squad", "cho = chief, head". First published use in English: 1947. 1. One who is in charge; a manager or leader. (n.) "Babe magnet and 'George' magazine honcho John F. Kennedy, Jr. will mak More

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