college profiles
Blog Critique of SurvivingCollegeLife.com
It’s not hard to see what the blog is about. Surviving College Life is meant to give useful advice and information on getting through college life. You can find posts on a variety of topics, from social advice to financing and academics. What to look forward to when visiting this blog About the site design, [...]
Filed under college profiles, October 2nd, 2009Blog Critique of ThatCollegeKid.com
For those who went through college, we all know how difficult it was adjusting to the new surroundings and way of life. Didn’t we all groped around for a guide to help us through it all? Well, that’s what That College Kid tries to be. The blog gives advice and information about college life. In [...]
Filed under college profiles, October 2nd, 2009Blog Critique of CalNewport.com/blog
The name of Study Hacks can be called a misnomer, but in a good sense. When people think of hacking, what enters their minds is that of some form of cheat or workaround. That is not what Study Hacks is all about. What the blog provides are good, old, basic pieces of advice in keeping [...]
Filed under college profiles, October 2nd, 2009Blog Critique of HackCollege.com
Hack College aims to bring more of the web into the educational system, as what they claim in their About section. And they have been doing a good job at it. Aside from that, the blog also provides very useful and practical advice on getting on with college life. The topics vary, and most of [...]
Filed under college profiles, October 2nd, 2009Blog Critique of CollegeFashion.net
This blog is as what its name suggests; it is a blog about clothing style and fashion at the college scene. Of course, the blog is targeted towards female college students. Men don’t generally care about fashion, and if some do, they would be the exception rather than the rule. Back to College Fashion, the [...]
Filed under college profiles, October 2nd, 2009US Schools in Focus: Lebanon Valley College, University of Miami, Roger Williams University
Lebanon Valley College Lebanon Valley College is a private university founded in 1866 in Annville, Lebanon County. Also known as LVC and The Valley, Lebanon Valley College aims to provide quality education in more than 35 fields, from the Sciences to the Arts, Humanities and other Social Sciences. Offering baccalaureate programs in various fields including [...]
Filed under college profiles, December 22nd, 2008Profiles of US Colleges and Universities: Oxford College, Hofstra University, and Humphreys College
Oxford College Oxford College, a division of Emory University in Oxford, Georgia, was founded in 1836. It is a private residential school specializing in liberal arts. Offering undergraduate courses in various fields such as business and life sciences, Oxford College also offers preparatory programs for students who intend to pursue post-graduate degrees, as well as [...]
Filed under college profiles, December 19th, 2008The Spotlight on Seattle University, Stephens College, and Abilene Christian University
Seattle University Seattle University is a member of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. It was founded by the Jesuits as the School of Immaculate Conception in 1891. It was eventually called Seattle College and in 1931, it established its place in history by being the first university to admit female students in the [...]
Filed under college profiles, December 16th, 2008All about Adelphi University, Adrian College, and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University
Adelphi University Founded in 1896, Adelphi University is a private university situated in Garden City, Nassau Country. It is accredited nationally and has eight colleges offering various courses from the arts to the sciences to education, nursing, business, and social work. It also has graduate programs and joint degree programs in engineering, law, dentistry, physical [...]
Filed under college profiles, December 13th, 2008Profiles of US Universities: Alabama State University, Purdue University, and Cornell University
Alabama State University Alabama State University or ASU was established 1867 in Montgomery, Alabama. Among the country’s historically black schools and universities, ASU was put up as a Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund member. It has seven colleges and schools offering baccalaureate programs in arts and sciences, business administration, health sciences, education, and visual and performing [...]
Filed under college profiles, December 10th, 2008