Approximately 75 percent of college students will change their major at least once before graduation, and can suffer financial repercussions because of it
Millennials collectively spend about $600 billion on retail sales each year
Several countries offer free higher education, but it comes at a price
Millennials are living with their parents and other family members far more than any generation in the past
Sixty percent of families feel they must collaborate to provide a successful education
I spent five months investigating how student tuition is allocated and where Ball State University receives its funding. Despite claims of transparency, I was only able to touch on the answers to those two questions.
The Millennial obsession with fame and those who have already obtained it comes down to the desire of possessions and being known. While this can be a motivational push, there are it’s downsides
Millennials invest in small businesses, even when it means paying more
There is a significant disparity between low-income and high-income students when it comes to obtaining a degree. While many underprivileged students don’t receive merit-based scholarships, there are other options.
For many people, white privilege is invisible. How do we stop it? Can we stop it?
