Virginia Becomes Second State To Ban Legacy Admissions For Public Universities
House Bill 48 eliminates the consideration of donor or alumni ties in the college admissions process.
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Investing in the Future
Educating young minds for some 30 years is no small feat. But it was a love for children that inspired Larry and Brenda Breland to become schoolteachers. While educators don’t always get paid their true worth, these native Mississippians managed to retire from the public school system in 2002 with $180,000 combined from their state retirement plans. The couple also owns several rental properties valued at nearly $1 million, which provide about $3,000 in monthly rental income.
Despite Public Perception, Most Black Parents Are Involved In Their Child’s Education
With recent clips circulating on social media that call out the learning gap of Black students or lack of parental involvement, Indianapolis parent advocate and mother of three, Ashley Thomas,...
Hampton University Faces Backlash After Offering Free Schooling to Over 50 Students in Ukraine
Hampton University announced it hopes to aid the European country by offering free room, board, and tuition to Ukrainian and international students.
Don't Go Broke: What You Need to Know About Student Loans
But my children and I have already talked about things like the interest rate they’re being charged and their total indebtedness.