High School Students Representing Team USA
Today’s post is by Sophia Abuel-Saud, one of the Class of 2012 Chegg Interns. Sophia is currently a rising sophomore at the University of Denver, majoring in Business.
It’s that time again…when everyone is feeling a bit more patriotic than usual: The Summer Olympics. Americans are pulling out Old Glory, painting their faces, and tuning in to watch the largest athletic competition in the world. We all know about the veterans, … Read More
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Congratulations to Ebenezer Agaro, our latest Weekly “Three Sentence Essay” Scholarship winner! We’ve all heard the expression “when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” It’s a time-tested idiom that shows us it’s not about the situation we’re put in, but how we react to it that really matters. We know our students are some of the most adaptable pupils around, so we asked to hear about an instance in your life …
Do you love music? Do you love FREE music? Then you are going to really enjoy the following five social networking music sites. Not only can you listen to music for free on your computer, but there are some great features on these websites allowing you to share your music with others and be exposed to some singers & bands you may not be familiar with. Check out each of these sites below. …
Recently a New York based counseling company released a list highlighting five institutions as the best landing spots for students attached to their gadgets. These schools leverage the power of mobile devices to store and deliver recorded lectures, syllabi, homework, tests, and a host of other information that can be accessed anytime, anywhere on campus. The five institutions consisted of Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pa., Stanford University, the University of …
With a new addition to the list of majors at George Mason University, there was an expected increase in enrollment, but not nearly the number they expected. When the new video game design degree was added to the university’s growing list of programs, students began to “flock to the program” and enrollment was 500 percent higher than expected. According to the dean of admissions at GMU, the university received inquiries from …
You know you need a new computer for college, but you’re not sure what to get. Do you need a desktop or a laptop? A few things to consider: Major – Some majors require extra processing power like engineering, graphic design, computer science, etc. Call our advisors for help figuring it all out 866-433-2018. A desktop or laptop can be configured to meet your specific needs. Screen Size – If you … 
