Tagged: "Athletics"
January 08, 2012
Syracuse University-A College Where It’s Ok To Change Your Mind
During a recent visit to Syracuse University in Syracuse, NY Cara and her tour guide Justin talk about the importance of choosing a college where it is possible to study a variety of disciplines and where it is easy to change your mind and change your major.
July 14, 2009
Colleges Cut Costs By Cutting Sports
Yesterday I mentioned that the economic downturn has affected faculty recruitment at many universities, including the University of California system. Thus budget cutbacks are having a negative impact on the educational experience of students. Universities are also cutting sports–or at least slashing their budgets. Very few NCAA sports programs break even, and even fewer make [...]
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