They might not win you a spot on “America’s Got Talent,” but they could help you pay for college. Knitting and duck calls are among the competitions that free scholarship searches on the web might produce. The websites scholarships.com and FinAid.org also provide information about scholarship opportunities for those willing to sport duck tape to

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Universities, colleges, and vocational schools are seeing record numbers of students enrolling for degree programs and job training. People want to improve their chances for promotions and better jobs. However, tuition costs that are rising much faster than the cost of living, as well as the bad economic climate, have created a situation that means

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Education has been a way out and a way up for many groups of people throughout the history of our nation. This holds especially true for minority groups, who were restricted in their advancement by prejudices that prevented many basic educational privileges, especially a higher education. Fortunately, today those prejudices no longer exist, but there

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