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By AlyssaEDU on April 3, 2012
While college costs continue to rise and the need for higher education becomes more and more prevalent, students scramble to find a way to cover their steep tuition bills and fees of attending college. But good news has arrived for lower-income New Jersey students, in the form of Governor Chris Christie’s proposed Urban Scholarship Program, [...]
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By AlyssaEDU on November 1, 2011
Education Equals Empowerment The story of the American ideal is one that has been repeated countless times throughout generations of families living in the United States of America. Through hard work and dedication, a person can rise up and overcome whatever circumstances they are faced with to become what they dream of being. These are [...]
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By AlyssaEDU on December 21, 2010
Connecticut has a lot of great schools to offer and it is very close to New Jersey, making it a great place for New Jersey Residents to attend while still being close to home. Some of the colleges in Connecticut are Yale University located in New Haven, University of Connecticut located in Storrs, and Wesleyan University located in Middletown.
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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.
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By AlyssaEDU on December 16, 2010
The state of Michigan offers about 45 schools for potential New Jersey students to choose from. With the cold weather, NJ applicants will fit right in considering the winters in the Garden State can be frigid. Some colleges in Michigan are Calvin College located in Grand Rapids, and Kalamazoo College located in Kalamazoo.
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By AlyssaEDU on December 14, 2010
The state of Maine offers about 20 schools for New Jersey students to choose from. Some of the colleges in Maine are Bowdoin College located in Brunswick, and Bates College located in Lewiston. Some universities are The University of Maine located in Orono, and University of Maine System located in Bangor. The specialized school is Maine College of Art located in Portland. These are only a small amount of the colleges offered in Maine.
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