Once upon a time, the purpose of college was to facilitate the pursuit of obtaining top-level expertise for application in adulthood, specifically in a career path. Be it in the classroom, or for SEC schools on the football field, the idea was taking the topic at hand to a higher level, thus assisting the student’s plans to go higher in life. Given the cost of college these days — for example, one year’s worth of tuition and fees at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, for an undergraduate currently runs $58,416 — it behooves even the most deep pockets-blessed student to utilize their time and money wisely. Go for that which demonstrates the best chance of providing gainful employment after graduation, especially now that the Supreme Court has declared itself the king of killjoy by letting the kiddos know that, yes, you do have to pay back your student loans.Read More
Stanford University to Offer Course on Taylor Swift’s Lyrics. No, Really.
