Archives: October 2008

Essential gadgets for the college entrepreneur

October 31st, 20081 Comment

If you’re a student running a business, chances are your base of operations is either your dorm room, a small apartment, or a garage. Hey, a lot of those Silicon Valley guys started that way. Nowadays, that’s OK, since we can always put up a site and make our businesses look bigger than they really [...]

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Get a scholarship by blogging – act now!

October 25th, 20081 Comment

This must be a dream come true for some of you out there. CollegeScholarships.org will be giving away $10,000 worth of scholarship money to a worthy student who blogs and does it passionately. It was apparently a brainchild of people who also make a living through blogging, and wanted a way to give back. Interested? [...]

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Avoiding credit card debt like a plague

October 24th, 20080 comments

Recently, I read an article on CNN about students leaving the US, not to go off on a holiday, but to flee from their creditors. On average, students graduate with over $2,000 in credit card debt, but in extreme cases this could balloon to $160,000. That’s pretty mind-boggling. It’s sad to know that some people [...]

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Keep Your Eyes open and Don’t be Lazy

October 21st, 20081 Comment

During some downtime this past week, I started browsing the Ticket Exchange Facebook group for my university’s website, curious as to what football tickets were going for now that our football team is nationally ranked at a surprising #25 in the nation. I was pretty surprised to see single game tickets going for $30+ apiece, [...]

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The most business-minded generation

October 16th, 20080 comments

Everyday, all we seem to hear about in the news are credit crunch here, and stock market woes there. But though the economy may be slowing down, Gen Y seems to be keen on taking on the challenge. A survey commissioned by Pricegrabber.com entitled “Online Purchasing Trends by Generation” had a section on entrepreneurship, and [...]

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