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Category Archives: Money & finance
College student loans and credit score: Protect your good credit and financial future
For those of us college students (as well as recent graduates), student loan payments are probably not something at the top of your to-do list. I mean, come on, this is money that is (or was) helping you get through college. … Continue reading
Posted in CB Blog, Discounts and savings, Loans and scholarships, Money management
Tagged finances, money management, taxes, TheBrainiac
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Tax season 101: First-timer’s guide to 2012 taxes
It’s about that time — time to file your 2012 taxes, that is! If you’re a first time taxpayer, don’t fret; there are many resources out there to help with tax filing for students. So, grab a notebook and get … Continue reading
Posted in CB Blog, Discounts and savings, Loans and scholarships, Money management
Tagged finances, tax season, taxes, TheBrainiac
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Support the cause and save some green with the CengageBrain Extra Credit program!
We at CengageBrain.com know that giving back to charity in whatever way you can is very important, so we’ve resolved to make a difference this year. With your help, we’ll donate up to $100,000 to charity all while helping students … Continue reading
Posted in College life, Greek life, Internships, Money management, News and updates, Spring break, Student jobs
Tagged charity, coupon code, donations, Extra Credit, savings
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Valentines Day ideas for the college student budget: Teddy bears, roses, and fancy diners NOT included!
If you are on a college student budget, Valentines Day can be a nightmare—the price of roses spikes, restaurants nicer than the campus dining hall are out of your price range and no one really needs another teddy bear! The … Continue reading
Posted in CB Blog, College life, College parties, Dorm life, Money management, Roommates
Tagged college dating, couples advice, holidays, TheBrainiac, Valentine's Day
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How to build your savings account and stay out of debt — and yes, there’s an app for that!
There are many ways to begin building a savings account, and they all may seem impossible now that you’re in the middle of your college career. However, with a little determination and organization (and apps to help), you can learn … Continue reading
Posted in CB Blog, College life, College success tips, Money management
Tagged finances, money management, savings, TheBrainiac
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Post holiday blues: How to have fun on a college budget in the new year
If the holiday spending spree has left you feeling post-festivities withdrawal, no need to despair. Just because your wallet seems vacuum-dried, it doesn’t mean you have to stay home alone munching on ramen for the next month. Here are some … Continue reading
Scholarship hunting? Now accepting applications for The Dan Coiro Scholarship by CengageBrain!
America’s Top TA In May of this year, we at CengageBrain introduced our national competition, America’s Top TA, as part of our ongoing dedication to education. College students from across the U.S. were given the opportunity to recognize the teaching assistants (TAs) … Continue reading
Posted in College life, College success tips, Loans and scholarships
Tagged money management, savings, scholarships, TopTA
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2012 holiday gift guide for the college student budget
Right now you are probably more worried about exams than the looming holiday season, but it is coming up…and fast! Fortunately, you don’t have to worry or stress. Here is your 2012 holiday gift guide so you can check each … Continue reading
Why study abroad: Save money on international programs and graduate on time
According to a recent report published by the Institute of International Education, more American students are studying abroad than ever before, however, overall numbers show that only 14 percent of college students as a whole participate in a study abroad … Continue reading
