The definition of a “human right” according to the Webster’s Dictionary is “a right that is believed to belong justifiably to every person.” What this means is that each and every individual born on Earth is given basic rights that belong to them the moment…
After young students acquire their General Educational Development (GED), they are faced with the option of continuing their studies at a college or university or pursuing another option. However, not all students are realistically able to obtain a free college education. Students who come from…
Rich people have all the money they need and can buy everything they want but sometimes it’s not enough. This essay tries to prove that money can never truly make someone happy even though with all that money they can buy anything and everything they’ve…
College might have its benefits but is it worth it. College is a whole new world where people gain new experiences. In college you meet new people from around the world going to get a college degree. In college you get to follow your dream…
In recent discussions of free college education, a controversial issue has been whether community colleges should be tuition free to all, no matter then economical background. On the one hand, some argue that it is good idea and would allow more potential students to obtain…
In the era of Millennials in which we are glued to our Smartphones, our daily lives and routines have changed radically, and we have less time for us. Consumers want immediacy, quick transactions by putting in no effort. In this context, the role of traditional…
It began on Thursday, October 24, 1929. 12,894,650 shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange-a record. To put this number in perspective, let us go back a bit to March 12, 1928 when there was at that time a record set for trading…
On Friday 24 October 1929 the greatest stock market crash took place in the United States of America. The 1929 Wall Street crash is known as the hugest crash in the history of the USA. This crash had an impact on the USA economically as…
The United States of America today is infamous to having the greatest economy. At least, that is according to Investopedia, one of the best informative marketing organization. Thus the nation became infamous as the “Land of Opportunity.” There are several benefactors to a great economy,…
Two out of three students attend college straight out of high school. While they might be excited about being in college, as time passes they might become very anxious when they realize the cost of their education and ponder whether or not it’s worth the…
With a lifespan of only 66 years, Marie Curie became a pioneer woman in academia. Her research on radioactivity, that ironically caused her death, led her to become the first and only woman, not just win two Noble Prizes but in different branches of science….
Warren Buffett will likely go down as the most influential and successful investors in history. Buffett has shown the world how well patience pays off. This patience, along with hard work and his education in financial business, has allowed Buffett to become one of the…
Warren Buffett is a legendary investor from the North America who donated his eighty-three percentage of savings to the Bill and Malinda Gates foundation. He is the current CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, he believes that without the smart delivery, even the smartest idea…
The student loan crisis is the biggest issue effecting young adults in America. Many economists are suggesting that it may be the most devastating economic since the recession during the President Bush administration. A smaller segment of economists are concerned that the economic downside of…
Loans taken for the right reason and used efficiently are beneficial to students. Most loan debt crisis among students arises when the borrowed funds are taken for the wrong reasons and also because of poor financial planning. There are various reasons why students take loans,…
“By making college unaffordable and student loans unbearable, we risk deterring out best and brightest from pursuing higher education and securing a good-paying job.” – Mark Pocan. Rising costs of postsecondary schools are causing students to require federal or private help called “student loans.” This…
Student Loan Debt – the fear of many young adults that are going to proceed their education and attend college/university. As you begin high school you are introduced to the world of being a young adult that comes along with many responsibilities and a glance…
Many high school graduates and young adults often feel pressured to pursue a college degree or attend college for the “experience” itself. However college tuition is at an all-time high and student loan debt is at its peak so much so it’s drawing the country’s…
Students who cannot find a job in their chosen career should be able to obtain student loan forgiveness on a loan for that choice preparation. Student loan debt has surpassed $1.5 trillion in recent years, making it the largest type of consumer debt outstanding other…
