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Showing posts with label Social Networking. Show all posts

Are you on Twitter? Come join us!

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Are you on Twitter? 

If so, you can join the Nontraditional Student Twibe (a group of people who are also on Twitter) here:
http://www.twibes.com/group/nontradstudents?id=

You can get interesting blogs, sites, and information here from people that help nontraditional students and from nontrads themselves.

Here are some samples of recent postings there:


caffeinehusky: Missouri college to honor first black applicant 60 years later http://ow.ly/18920L /via @BlackInformant

SophieMaddox: College Money and Scholarships Tips: Tips for law school students ...: Law firms have cut back... http://bit.ly/9fjMZb www.sophiemaddox.com

CourseAdvisor: RT @deantsouvalas: RT @courseadvisor: Top 10 Entry Level Jobs for College Grads: http://bit.ly/dcphpE
I look forward to your tweets too. Later!
(Nontraditionally Yours,)
-Betsyanne 

And here is a link to another blog I did today. Here it is:
Find Great Scholarship Links on Squidoo

Some Nontrad links: The Nontrad site and blog Join Nontrads on Facebook Nontrads on Yahoo Nontrads on Twitter
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Some awesome blogs - - and what they are talking about

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Okay, nontrads. Here are some awesome blogs I have just read. I like them - - a lot.

I think you will like them too.

#1: Are you lost? Nontraditional student Zickbee talks about knowing (or not knowing) your path. She also talks about what some people use as a compass - - or people that can help. Here is that link:
Read blog posting #1

#2. Study Hacks talks about the fact that they get many email requests for help. Some are college students who are obsessing about their futures, grades, or whether or not they will succeed. The author suggests training your mind. How? Find out suggestions here:
Read blog posting #2

#3. Caz is having a holiday from school, and waiting for her grades. She is not obsessing about it, but would like to have them... soon! Read blog posting #3

#4. Deb at About.com wrote a short article about cheating. Yes, it still does go on. And schools are trying new ways of stopping it. Read blog posting #4

Are you a nontraditional student? Reading blogs about going back to school after a break can help you feel less alone. You can also join a group at your school, or online. If you help other nontraditional students as part of your job, thank you!

Nontraditionally Yours,
-Betsyanne

Some Nontrad links: The Nontrad site and blog Join Nontrads on Facebook Nontrads on Yahoo Nontrads on Twitter
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