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Many prospective college students look at an Internet page of their school of choice to see a dollar sign followed by a number in the tens of thousands just for tuition. Then they notice room and board among other charges.

Al Capone once ruled the criminal underworld with a form of brutality that’s still remembered 80 years after his incarceration. Yet it wasn’t the tough guys - the Untouchables - who brought him down.

When apprehending criminals, it’s one thing to slap handcuffs on the suspect; it’s a totally different thing to convict the perpetrator of the crime. There must be evidence to back up the guilty plea.

There is probably no one in the world who can appreciate the true cost of getting a bachelors degree than an accounting major. After all, they not only can figure out what the compound interest of a college loan truly costs, they can break out the pay table.

These days, money is tight for just about everyone, especially college students. It seems that the cost of tuition and fees is increasing faster than the speed of light, and it’s impossible to catch up.

Many single mothers out there are experiencing financial difficulties based upon a variety of circumstances. Being the only source of income for the household and being pulled in so many other directions by parental obligations can deliver a lot of stress into anyone’s life.

Student loans can help an individual who is currently enrolled at an on-campus or online school, and who is either looking to achieve a bachelor’s degree or a master’s because it can help one pay for the education.

With the federal government's recent Pell Grant expansion, colleges and universities are reporting that summer enrollment numbers are up. More recently, a Sallie Mae study noted that families have been relying on more money from sources such as grants.

It's not uncommon for students and professors at the college and university level to be lured by the promise of discovery, continued learning, and an opportunity to make a difference in the world.

The acute shortage of nurses stretches beyond racial boundaries. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics 55% of all nurses are white and 35% are black. Still that doesn’t mean the health care industry won’t take more African Americans.