Personal Finance and Lifestyle Guide
The Bible, revered by millions as the ultimate guide for moral and spiritual conduct, holds a myriad of directives within its pages, some more perplexing than others. Prepare to be intrigued, perhaps even astonished, by the array of seemingly peculiar behaviors and objects deemed worthy of divine censure. From seemingly innocuous activities to curious meals, […] More
The 20 habits of uneducated people are the types of habits that you should avoid. A show of common sense is often a sign of intelligence. Arguing An exchange of ideas often leads to an argument, so thinking that one can get away from an argument entirely is naive. But arguing just for the sake […] More
Colleges are ranked based on their graduation rate, quality of education, the school’s reputation, cost, and the percentage of graduates who find jobs. It is important to research and know which educational institutions will meet your expectations and give you the best chance to succeed. There are many colleges that make the ‘worst colleges in […] More
Finding the best public high school in every state is a matter of statistics. Graduation rates do matter, after all. Alabama-Mountain Brook High School For such a small school, with just over one thousand students, it’s not tough to think that the 13 to 1 student/teacher ratio is small. But the AGR, the average graduation […] More
Discover the 30 hardest colleges to get into in the United States based on their respective acceptance rates. More
Colleges are ranked based on their graduation rate, quality of education, the school’s reputation, cost, and the percentage of graduates who find jobs. It is important to research and know which educational institutions will meet your expectations and give you the best chance to succeed. There are many colleges that make the ‘worst colleges in […] More
Yale, Princeton, Harvard; they’re all Ivy League schools. They’re some of the top schools in the nation – in the world, really. They’re the schools that produce the most millionaires and billionaires. They’re the institutions of higher learning in which old-money families expect their children will graduate with honors. They’re the first step to real-world […] More
College is, and always will be, a good idea for most people. But let me start out by saying that college is not for everyone. There are plenty of people who will not attend college and will become very successful in their lives. There are plenty of people who will attend college and drop out […] More
There are more colleges operating today than can be easily catalogued, and each one of them has its own perks. However, the very real issue of how much college can cost and what kind of debt it can bring is often paired up with the quality of the education received. People understandably want to get […] More
Just when you begin to think that the post-graduation trip your son or daughter wants to take when high school is over is expensive, you realize what the first semester of college looks like. College: Making that week in Cancun look downright affordable in comparison. College, my friends, is not an inexpensive place to go. […] More
We’re coming up on a big week in our house. It’s back-to-school week, and we could not be more excited! Our oldest daughter is going into the third grade and our sweet second born is going into kindergarten. She will be going to ‘real’ school for the first time, and she’s actually excited. As if […] More
Summer is quickly winding down (thank goodness says this slightly almost crazed mother of four) and back-to-school is right around the corner. That means it’s time for parents to take their kids shopping for the items they need to go back, but it means some parents are looking to pack up their kids and drop […] More