Free Colleges

It may seem hard to believe in this day of rising tuition costs, but there do actually exist colleges where the price of enrollment does not involve money.  It requires hard work and good grades to be admitted to these schools and the competition is fierce to obtain the holy grail college degree without ending up in the poor house.  While it may not be easy to beat the odds here and get accepted to one of these institutions, it is certainly worth the attempt.  The money saved is just to real to pass up on.  Here are the options for tuition free colleges in the US:

1.  Berea College

2.  Alice Lloyd College

3.  Webb Institute

4.  College of the Ozarks

5.  Curtis Institute of Music

6.  CUNY Teacher Academy

7.  U.S. Academies

8.  State of Washington Universities

9.  Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering

10.  University of the People

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Toyota Prius C Hybrid Revealed

Here is a first hand look at the 2013 Toyota Prius C hybrid.   It is expected to go on sale in the Spring of 2012 and will be priced several thousand dollars less than the standard Toyota Prius.  The gas mileage is expected to exceed the 50 mpg of the current Prius model.  When it debuts, it will be the most affordably priced hybrid model sold in the United States.

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Best College Majors for Employment

Not only is getting into the right college important these days, but also choosing the right major is a main factor finding lifelong sustainable and financially rewarding employment.  The old saying “do it right the first time, or it isn’t worth doing at all” applies here.  A recent study from Georgetown has ranked the top college majors with the lowest unemployment rates for graduates.  Part of the reason for the high scores is due to the fact that these programs of study are not a high percentage of the majors that college students are gravitating toward.  Nonetheless, it bears keeping in mind that as more students do choose to enter these select fields, the numbers could change based on the basic laws of supply and demand.  But for now, these are the top picks for college majors that will have you successfully employed upon graduation and the percentage of unemployed in each field of study:

1.    Actuarial Science—0 percent

2.    Astronomy and Astrophysics—0 percent

3.    Educational Administration and Supervision—0 percent

4.    Geological and Geophysical Engineering—0 percent

5.    Pharmacology—0 percent

6.    School Student Counseling—0 percent

7.    Agricultural Economics—1.3 percent

8.    Medical Technologies Technicians—1.4 percent

9.    Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology—1.6 percent

10.  Environmental Engineering, Nursing, and Nuclear Industrial Radiology and Biological

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