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Casey Field had over 60 scarves in her closet when she started the Stories, Community and Remarkable Females Society. She has over 80 now, and the University of Central Florida Order of Pegasus winner will be traveling to the Henan province of China to present the SCARF Society to the attendees of the 10th Annual Women’s Symposium. “Our focus in China is developing international thinkers,” Field said. The SCARF Society is a non-profit organization that uses scarf swaps to bring women together…

Before reading this book, I knew very little about the hillbilly culture beyond the stereotypical way they are portrayed in cartoons: missing teeth, overalls, and dimwitted. Despite not believing this, I did not expect the dedication members of Vance’s family had for each other. It’s no small feat to be willing to kill for another person. Reading about Mamaw’s brothers threatening anyone that dares hurt her was the first part to initiate my respect for their culture since I hold the same…

Jacksonville. It's the type of place where people live on their boats in the marina, just waiting for the opportunity to take said boats out on the St. Johns River. Where life and culture intersect. Where life is lived out loud. But sometimes due to your poor credit and finances, you feel left out of Jax's dynamic loop. Hopefully, by the time you get done reading about Platinum Lending and title loans in Jacksonville, you'll feel like you can be a part of life in in the city again. Maybe you…

Student loan debt can be a daunting thing to face when you first graduate from college. You have spent the past four to eight years or more concentrating on your future endeavors and now find yourself at the end of your academic road with a mountain of debt and looking for a job. There are a number of easy to eliminate student loan debt and this article with share the two main ones with you to help you find a light at the end of your student loan tunnel of debt. Student loan debt is inescapable…

The Different View of University tuition It is often said that students need a lot of money to graduate the university. Both the articles, “Are Colleges Worth the Price of Admission?” by Andrew Hacker and Claudia Dreifus and “A lifetime of Student Debt? Not likely” by Robin Wilson, argue that students need not go to an expensive university to avoid over borrowing. According to Hacker and Dreifus, we can get a high-quality education; nevertheless, tuition is cheap. As the authors themselves put…

I need scholarships to pay for school otherwise I will still be using my own money that I worked and earned. I am currently working full time and going to school part time because that is all that I can afford to do. I will not be able to go full time if I do not get any scholarships. Going full time is very important for the degree that I am seeking which is pharmacy because going part time means that it will take about ten years instead of five to finish my degree. It would be great to have…

You may have expected me to open with a quote from a prolific author, ambassador or chancellor. I didn’t. Artist, Brad Klausen, penned the above and I found it scrawled in marker on the back of a Pearl Jam poster. While slightly atypical, it resonated with me. Although I graduated from high school in 2000, I didn’t begin working toward my Bachelor’s degree until 2012. My career aspirations were simple: get a job, make some money. I had a small amount of savings allocated for my college…

When the financial crisis of the late 2000s hit, it revealed evident weaknesses in the U.S. financial regulatory structure. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act is a United States federal law that was enacted in July 2010, following the financial crisis, to create financial regulatory processes to limit risk by enforcing both transparency and accountability. We are going to review the major costs and benefits of the new regulation standards and the effect it has had on…

They roll these loans over and never get out of debt. It's becomes a cycle that the borrower finds difficult to break. What Are Short Term Loans? Short term loans, often referred to as installment loans, differ from payday loans in that they may be repaid over a period of time, rather than all at…

Getting Ready To Pay For College Many students wonder what ways you can pay for college. There are many options students can choose to get ready for college such as scholarship and grants, federal students loans or private student loans. This essay will inform students on how to fund their college education. Scholarship and grants are just ways you can pay less and also, the money that you earn will go directly toward the cost of college. The article states “you can visit your guidance…