The Savannah State University summer course is a political science course that will study all things Donald Trump.
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The Savannah State University summer course is a political science course that will study all things Donald Trump.
It sounds like a good idea, considering that students can barely afford college now: U.S. Representative Tom Reed says he’s open to modifying a controversial proposal to channel spending from large college and university endowments…
So much occupying, so little time to do actual coursework and productive things in life.
Here’s the caveat: Students graduating from the Santa Ana Unified School District in California will receive free tuition in their first year at Santa Ana College. The program will start this fall, and full-time students…
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Why, you’d ask? Because the universities want to help create start-ups that will stay in the area close to the university and help boost the local economy (not to mention the university’s bottom line).
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