Monthly Archives: December 2010

So much “common knowledge” about college is dead wrong. Let’s look at some commonplace myths that we’ve busted in the last year.

So, New Year’s is just around the corner. It’s time to pop the champagne, bust out those funny looking glasses and toot those annoying kazoos. Yes, another year has come and passed at what seems like a more alarming rate than the previous one. 

But, despite all the excitement of a new year and the surreal-ness of it all, one thing is always sure to slap you right back into reality – New Year’s resolutions. Well, this year really is the year to stop saying and start doing. Lucky for you, you don’t even have to think – we already did that for you with this list of the Top 5 New Year’s Resolutions for 2011.

Over the last year, StraighterLine has spotted some important trends in American higher education. Here are some highlights from the StraighterLine Blog.

If you are in the American military or if you are a vet, StraighterLine salutes you! And we have written these posts in the last year to help you graduate from college!

Over the last year, the StraighterLine blog has tried to help foreign students who are eager to go to college in America. Let’s take a look at what we’ve written . . . 

Over the last year, the StraighterLine blog has turned its attention to the funny side of American college education. Here are some highlights . . . 

Getting into college is a subject that’s on the minds of all high school students. Here’s a selection of the solutions offered  on the StraighterLine blog in the last year.. 

Worried about whether you college credits will transfer? Worry no more! Here’s some great advice from the StraighterLine blog . . . 

Should you carry a cell phone or go to college? Thanks to StraighterLine, you can afford to do both. 

StraighterLine slashes college costs! Let’s take a look at some of the cost-saving advice we’ve dished out over the last year in the StraighterLine blog . . . 

The open-all-night nature of distance learning is just one of the great things about it. The hours when you are ready to learn are the right hours for us to be open – and we are. 

Looking for a great Christmas present for a student?  We have a suggestion for you. Why not give the gift of knowledge? Here are some packages from StraighterLine to help the student on your list succeed in college and in life . . .