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25 Largest College Football Stadiums

I recently wrote a few other college football-related articles for College Transitions, one on the biggest college football rivalries, one on the college football teams with the most championships, and another on the highest paid college football coaches. I’ve ingested more college football history and lore in the past...

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Allison Academy: Private High School Spotlight

Since 1983, Allison Academy has provided a highly individualized, creative, and forward-thinking education for its students. Founded by Dr. Sarah Allison, Allison Academy was conceived “in the spirit of dynamic growth and intellectual pursuits” as a place where students had the opportunity to engage with the world around them...

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Best HBCU Colleges Listed by State

HBCUs, or historically Black colleges and universities, are U.S. colleges and universities with the primary mission of educating African American students. Specifically, the Higher Education Act of 1965 defines HBCUs as “any historically black college or university that was established prior to 1964, whose principal mission was, and is,...

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Who has the Most College Football Championships?

College football means a lot to a lot of people. I get it—college is a big part of American culture. For those of us who went to college, it can play a formative role in our identities. College can be an expression of one’s hometown, home state, or family...

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Do You Need College to be a Real Estate Agent?

Real estate is a viable career option for many. One of the most popular tracks is a real estate agent. In this position, agents schedule showings, update property listings, manage open houses, and more. For those looking to get involved in this career, you may wonder: do you need...

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175 ACT Vocabulary Words You Need to Master

Why do you need to learn ACT vocabulary words? Well, you probably already know that many schools require you to take the ACT exam and that your admission to those schools can partially depend upon your ACT score. And whether you’re as monosyllabic as Baby Yoda or you’ve loved...

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What Is the Plot of a Story? The 5 Elements of a Narrative

What is the plot of a story? If you’re asking this question, you’re likely crafting a story. Maybe you’re drafting a novel, or a screenplay. Perhaps you need to understand plot and other parts of a narrative for your AP Lit class. I myself, as a writer and composition...

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20 Colleges with the Happiest Students

The modern university is an incredibly complex institution with many factors affecting the experience of students who attend it. This makes attempts to find a “happiness quotient” universally describing every student’s college experience seem more than a little foolish. How do you weigh the several competing and often contradictory...

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