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Off the top of your head, which careers earn a million-dollar salary?
Star athlete, celebrity or CEO comes to mind, but we’re leaving out a surprising career path: college president. More
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Off the top of your head, which careers earn a million-dollar salary?
Star athlete, celebrity or CEO comes to mind, but we’re leaving out a surprising career path: college president. More
Each year, McDonalds managers and would-be managers numbering in the thousands spend a week at Hamburger University to take classes in business and strategic management.
That’s right. There’s a brick-and-mortar “college” at the chain’s Illinois headquarters, and courses employees take there can be used toward an associate’s or a bachelor’s degree. More
Sarah: First thing’s first: please list your degree/major and any minors.
Colette: Hahaha oh god, okay. I was an English major with a Concentration in Creative Writing and an Anthropology and American history minor. …So Words, People, and Things That Already Happened.
Sarah: Hahaha
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Bristol Palin is the Palin child who tends to get all the attention: She announced her pregnancy during her mother’s campaign for the vice presidency, she competed on Dancing With the Stars and then got her own reality show, and she “wrote” a “book” called Not Afraid of Life. But while Bristol, whose Wikipedia entry describes her as an “an author, advocate, speaker, and reality television personality,” may get all the attention, her little sister has been pursuing her own career, and it’s a much more traditional one.
Willow Palin, the Palin family’s family’s middle daughter, has just graduated from beauty school in Arizona. More
Sarah: So, now that the holiest of days, April Fool’s Day, is behind us, we can turn our attention to thisjoke.
I’d like to start off by saying that I never had anything published by the Wall Street Journal when I was a senior in high school, and I got into college.
Colette: I’d like to start by saying that if I raised my eyebrows any higher after this, they would be on the back of my head.
They would be lost in my high bun.
But yes, sure, great; I guess it’s impressive that this 18 year-old published a piece in a national newspaper..
Sarah: Hahahaha
Colette: UNFORTUNATELY, it was this.
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A new online survey by InvestingNerd found that financial illiteracy is alarmingly rampant in the US: most Americans do not understand key concepts in investing like brokerage accounts, stock trading, and 401(k) fees. (Now’s not the time to admit that I don’t understand how savings accounts work, right…?) More
Economist Sylvia Nasar became a best-selling author when she wrote A Beautiful Mind, her 1998 biography of a troubled Nobel Prize-winning mathematician and economist. She became even more prominent when her book became an Oscar-winning movie starring Russell Crowe in 2001. Now she is taking her employer, Columbia University, to court, and the stakes are high. More
We’re excited to initiate a series of interviews with various LSAT prep companies, exploring their approach and getting some tips for success. (If you’d like to be featured, let me know.) Today, we’re talking with LSATMax, a course by Harvard Law grads that you can get right from the Apple App Store. More
Much like the men I schedule dates with through OkCupid, the Mayan apocalypse was a no-show. If you’ve spent this morning tearing down the complex water purification system you set up last night or trying to access your morning cereal … More
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You know it’s bad when story lines from the now defunct Melrose Place reboot and 90210 start becoming real. According to a new study out of England, the number of students using their bodies to pay their fees has doubled in the past year. The study of undergraduates and postgraduates across the UK found that as many as 6% are turning to lap-dancing, pole-dancing, escorting and prostitution in order to fund their studies. More
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There was a time when I was known for my pristine cursive penmanship, as my third grade teacher called it. I was mostly practicing my autograph for when I would become the next Oprah, duh. But, as computers replaced composition books, my dove-like, ball-point grace turned into chicken scratch. And, I know I’m not alone. More
If your doctor hadn’t had so many pictures of herself doing keg stands in college on Facebook, she may have gone to a better medical school. According to a new study by researchers at the University of Miami’s Miller, a small percentage of admissions officers of medical schools and residency programs said they have used social networking sites to evaluate candidates. More
Can I get a yeehaw! New data shows that women from the Texas McCombs School Of Business MBA Class of 2012 have closed the gender pay gap, earning larger salaries on average than the men from their class. These women are certainly doing their part to close the gender gap. More