Grantham University Blog

A week ago, we blogged about five easy ways college students can save time in their busy days. In this post, we continue down the path of offering tips about saving. Today’s topic: practical ways college students can save money.

You may have noticed that your paycheck was a little smaller to start 2013. The reason for that, detailed extensively by Grantham University Instructor Craig Sandusky in a separate blog post, was that the social security tax taken out of our paychecks increased from 4.2% to 6.2% this year.

As we make our way into 2013, now is a great time to be a student in an online degree program.

We hope everyone had a safe and joyous Christmas holiday with their families and loved ones. Welcome back to the GU blog! We're happy to be back with a fresh batch of posts this week.

It's easy to formulate a thought about saving money because the worthwhile effects are indisputable. Saving money can help everyone at some point in time.

Unstable market conditions are making the future employment outlook appear bleak for many job seekers in the United States.

If you're looking for a job after graduation this year, there's optimism on the horizon: Employers surveyed by the National Association of Colleges and Employers recently said they planned to hire 9.5 percent more graduates in 2012 than they did in 2011.

When applying for a job, the ability to break the process down into manageable, short-term goals can help you relax during a stressful time.

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If you had to formulate a guess on the most popular online degree program, what major would you choose?