Mark Your Calendars

Joe Rogers
September 4, 2009

With top-notch colleges like Taylor University setting application deadlines as early as October 1, seniors on campus are probably wondering: there’s a lot to do, but what? Look ahead. Calendars have been around a lot longer than colleges, and there is a very good reason: they’re helpful!  Dates... Read more »

College Board: On The Subject of Subject Tests

Joe Rogers
April 30, 2009

Competition for college admission is heating up, and students are scrambling for ways to get the upper hand on the floods of applicants. But how? The SAT is a measure of overall logic, and the ACT is a general test of—everything! For all linguist geniuses and history buffs, there isn’t much of a... Read more »

College Board: Taking the Lead

Joe Rogers
April 24, 2009

College-educated people have changed the world. Generals have won wars, politicians have established global committees such as NATO and the United Nations, and philosophers have redefined thought as a whole. Teachers have raised a future generation, pastors have touched lives, and even peers have established... Read more »

Choosing the Right College Major

Joe Rogers
March 6, 2009

Choosing a college major can be the most important choice you can make in regards to your education and future career. It may even be more important than where you attend college. What you study in school often dictates what opportunities you will have when you graduate. It can influence career title,... Read more »

College Bound: Virtual or Reality

Joe Rogers, Staff Writer
February 5, 2009

Technology has advanced the world into a new level of convenience. Pizzas can be ordered by a text message and spell check catches all of the “mistakes” in late-night reports. Furthermore, a computer can often take up the role of an entire school building. The question is: is the switch from traditional... Read more »