By AlyssaEDU on November 3, 2011
Monmouth University: A History Monmouth University started in 1933 as Monmouth Junior College, founded in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Twenty three years later, on January 18, 1956, Monmouth University received accreditation to award Bachelor’s Degrees. In March of 1995, the school received its university charter from the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education and [...]
Posted in Campus Life, Choosing a College, New Jersey Life, West Long Branch | Tagged accredited institution, colleges, colleges in new jersey, education, financial aid, jersey shore, jersey students, monmouth, New Jersey, NJ Colleges, schools in new jersey |
By AlyssaEDU on October 25, 2011
What is Marine Biology? As human beings, we can only inhabit 29 percent of the world’s surface due to our inability to live on or under the water. Seventy one percent of the world’s surface is accounted for by the oceans. If this sounds staggering, consider that the oceans encompass nearly 300 times the habitable [...]
Posted in Careers, Choosing a College, Madison, New Brunswick, Pomona, Teaneck | Tagged academics, accredited institution, colleges, colleges in new jersey, education, job, new jersey colleges, rutgers, schools in new jersey |
By AlyssaEDU on March 29, 2011
It is such a great feeling when you know you are going to college to further your education and make something of yourself. This is usually thought to lead to a decent paying job along with a nice future. But what happens when the majority of New Jersey students who are graduating are already burdened with student loans? Student loans are a form of debt and by the time you are done paying them off you have likely paid more than your education was worth. How are New Jersey students supposed to get ahead when they start out so far behind?
Posted in Campus Life, New Jersey Life | Tagged college grants, college students, colleges in new jersey, education, free money, jersey students, job, malls in new jersey, parents, paychecks, retail stores, scholarships, student loans |
By AlyssaEDU on January 11, 2011
Colleges in New Jersey such as Princeton, TCNJ, and Rutgers offer great classes in order to remain competitive. The professors have master’s degree or doctorate’s degrees. The reason the schools hire professors with such prestige is in order to make sure the students are getting the best education possible.
Posted in Choosing a College, New York | Tagged business course, closer look, colleges in new jersey, curriculums, doctorate, educations, great education, larger companies, personal experience, prestige, rutgers, sophomore year, tcnj, tri state area |
By AlyssaEDU on December 21, 2010
New Jersey might be a small state but there are plenty of colleges to choose from. Some of the most popular colleges in New Jersey are Princeton University located in Princeton, Rutgers University located in New Brunswick, and The College of New Jersey located in Ewing.
Posted in Choosing a College | Tagged accredited school, bachelor’s degrees, business education, college graduate school, colleges in new jersey, communication business, doctorate, doctorate’s degrees, education, engineering and applied sciences, ewing, financial aid scholarships, housing, international affairs, law, master’s degrees, new brunswick, nursing:, princeton university, rutgers university, school of architecture, sciences school, sports, study abroad programs, The College of New Jersey, undergraduate college |
By AlyssaEDU on November 16, 2010
Living in NJ might not seem all that great and exciting, but when you start looking at the schools in this state and you realize the cost at which you can get a great education, suddenly it doesn’t seem so bad
Posted in Choosing a College | Tagged colleges in new jersey, curriculum, private colleges, private institution, public colleges, public school funding, ramapo, rutgers, scholarship, tuition costs, tuition discount, tuition price |
By AlyssaEDU on August 20, 2010
There is a growing symptom of high school seniors all around the New Jersey area. It isn’t a lack of academic quality or lack of trying; it’s more of a longing to get out of this state as fast as humanly possible. The last thing they want to do, for whatever reason, is to stay [...]
Posted in Choosing a College | Tagged academic quality, budgets, colleges in new jersey, eastern seaboard, harvard, high school seniors, ivy league schools, negative perception, princeton university, proximity, yale |
