We’ve seen several articles over the past weeks focusing on college choices as they relate to career success, including which majors lead to the highest and lowest incomes after graduation and whether or not the country’s oft-discussed shortage of STEM (Science, Technology Engineering, Math) majors is actually an issue. Today, I want to draw your attention to an article from Forbes that I came across this morning. The piece, written by Deborah Jacobs, certainly has…
It’s Monday and you know what that means: only 5 more days until the weekend! It’s also Halloween week, so hopefully most of you have…
If you’ve been paying attention to the news for the past day or so, you may have seen reports with headlines like, “College Costs…
NPR reports on research from Georgetown University, presenting information the most and least lucrative majors in two convenient graphs. It’s useful information and it’s…
So the Common App and its technological challenges are still in the news this week. After reading a ton of articles on the topic,…
Welcome to the first of what will be an ongoing weekly feature here at the Peterson’s Newswire: our Monday Link Roundup. Every week we’ll…
A new article on Forbes is all about how the need for workers who’ve studied STEM (that is, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects…
There’s an article on TeachingChannel.org all about “Writing to Learn.” Give it a read if you’ve got a few minutes — it’s got some…
Last week, Peterson’s introduced a brand new scholarship search tool that makes it easier than ever to search for and find scholarships that help…
Yesterday in an article on CNN.com, teacher and educational consultant David Marcus responded to the recent technical difficulties on the Common App website by…