Going to college is supposed to lead to a more prosperous future. However, in today’s society it is almost impossible to attend a college or university without borrowing loans, which can create serious long term debt. The government grants aid to students based on need and eligibility. Since most students require a certain type of [...]
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Saving money is in fashion
In this economic crisis, people tend to overspend. It is important to take the time to sit down and think about things that are necessities versus those that are luxuries. Fashion is a luxury that seems to interest college students the most. Most students want to look their best and they find a way; whether [...]
Student fees fund campus events
Each year, a chunk of each student’s tuition goes to fund campus events and other campus ventures. Approximately two-hundred dollars was charged to each traditional student this year. This is the student services fee, and six hundred sixty five dollars was charged for the general fee. “It is the traditional undergraduate students who are charged [...]
Stay in the black, avoid the red
We have all been there once or twice. A normal day is ruined when you open up your bank web page and see those big red words: OVERDRAFT FEE. Although this is bad news, there are things you can do to avoid overdraft fees, and possibly get most of those fees removed from your account. [...]
Choosing a Major, Made Easy
Choosing a major and the direction our lives go can be one of the most confusing parts of going to college. At California Baptist University it is possible for a student to change majors as needed. There is not a specific time within enrollment in which a student is required to make a decision. However, [...]
ASCBU embraces new members and ideas
The Associated Students of California Baptist University made changes to their student representation this semester. Freshman representatives were elected, remaining positions were filled by appointment and a new constitution was pushed for approval. At first, all positions were to be won by students through an election process, but nine positions were not filled in time. [...]
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