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"We just need a technical co-founder!" "We have the idea, we're just trying to find a CS major to build it!" In 2016, everyone and their mother has an idea.. 
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They pay triple the tuition fees, but still miss out on an important discount.
Peter Mellow's curator insight,
June 7, 2016 9:17 PM
Apparently this affects NZ students in Australia as well.
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It doesn’t matter what the price tag is when the value is good.
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Amid a rapidly changing digital landscape, a new study finds that around one-third of students feel student administration systems do not meet their expectations, making them less likely to recommend the institution.
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Australia's ongoing debate over how to sustainably fund higher education has focused on who should pay and how much without anyone knowing the cost of a degree.
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One man’s pursuit of the degree gives a whole new meaning to studying abroad, from regular 18-hour flights, middle-of-the-night team project calls and high-stakes culture shock.
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University expels 13 engineering students after they were caught paying a third party to complete their assignments for them.
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Poor sex education and unwanted sex has led to a spate of abortions among international students, according to insurers and health experts.
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Government plans to introduce more flexibility could be destabilising for universities.
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As if you didn’t need more proof that your darn kids need to get off the computer and into the back yard, researchers at the University of Helsinki and Department of Psychology have found that excessive Internet use — essentially bordering on addiction — leads to school burnout in teens. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY, Stephania Savva, Ph.D
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Medical training’s emphasis on demonstrating how many facts we know — typically in front of colleagues, nurses, patients and families — is problematic.
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Plenty of newly minted members of the workforce think they're well prepared for success. Hiring managers aren't convinced.
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College students have more reasons than ever to view their secondary education as an investment. Here are the schools with the worst return on investment, according to PayScale.
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An abysmally low percentage of students who need federal loans manage to earn a degree.
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Peter Mellow's curator insight,
June 3, 2016 1:02 AM
Does your institution have an eSport team yet? If not, perhaps it is time to consider this. Some Universities in the US now offer eSport scholarships like sport scholarships!
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New research suggests employers value versatility more than focus.
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How important is having a good mentor during college? In today's Academic Minute, Gwynedd Mercy University's Rebecca Lakin Gullan discusses how a strong mentor can make a difference to students.
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The Muslim student who requested an exception to the required uniform at military colleges, in order to wear a hijab, talks about the debate and where she will attend college.
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Enrolling at university is a huge achievement for disadvantaged students but once on campus they discover cultural and financial barriers remain.
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Emma Hunt's first taste of university life was brutal.
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What will a Trump presidency mean for America's 6,000 colleges and universities, as well as its over 20 million postsecondary students?
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YOUNG Scots from disadvantaged backgrounds face "shocking" barriers to higher education, a new report has found.
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Examinations are stressful, and can be extremely challenging – this is undeniable. I always found that the most hair-raising part of the examination season was the space of time following the exam when everyone gathered in the common room and compared their answers.
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Nicholas and Erika Christakis stepped down from their positions in residential life months after student activists called for their dismissal over a Halloween kerfuffle.
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