Tag Archives: higher education
Acing the Test
What you need to know before applying to business school
With the economic recovery stalled and seismic shifts in major industries keeping the unemployment rate…
By Denise A. Campbell Laidler
14 Black Game-Changers Who Started As Rhodes Scholars
Prestigious fellowship helped spark success of exemplary doctors, authors, professionals
The Atlanta Post highlights achievements of exemplary African American Rhodes Scholars.
By BlackEnterprise.com
Paying for the High Cost of Higher Education
Brenda and Mike Lipscomb relocated from New Jersey to Maryland in 2007 for better employment…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Education Trust: 4 Keys to Closing the Higher Education Gap
Researchers seek ways to narrow the college graduation rate between blacks and whites
If a solid college education is a necessary journey on the path to wealth and…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
Best Money Sites for Young People
Use these Web tools to help you save and budget
While there are plenty of helpful books and Websites available, the hardest part is finding…
By Renita Burns
College Aid 101
How to save the most money for college and still remain eligible for the best financial aid package
If your children are destined for college, one thing is certain: You can expect to…
By Donald Jay Korn
Talking Points
Based on 2007 data, the most recent available, single black women have just a fraction…
By Deborah Creighton Skinner
College Aid 101
How to save the most money and still remain eligible for the best financial aid package
Although inflation is relatively dormant in most areas of the economy, it’s running wild on…
By Donald Jay Korn
Higher Learning
Research presents several factors that can lead to increased graduation rates for black men
By 2020, President Barack Obama envisions America leading the world in producing college graduates; however,…
By Brittany Hutson
Family Ties
How three generations of one family work together to build a financial legacy
Avery Allen isn’t your typical 12-year-old. Unlike most of his peers, he doesn’t see his…
