The Webby Awards, aka the “Oscars of the Internet,” were announced on Monday. Winners include two New York City teenage girls who created the video game “Tampon Run“.
Google’s demographics report shows that diversity in STEM programs is lacking. In an article by Kathy Pierre posted on College.USAToday.com, “according to Google’s blog, 70% of its approximately 50,000 employees worldwide are men. Of its U.S. employees, 61% are white, 30% Asian, 3% Hispanic and 2% black.”
According to an article by Sean Bryant in Investopedia, Denver, Colorado is the top place for college grads to land their first job.
College-Scholarship.com provides exactly what the URL suggests it does; a database of hundreds of scholarships. More »
Knowing how and when to spend your money, are big responsibilities; even adults struggle them. So the sooner students can get a budget in place, the better.
An article written by Mark Huffman featured on ConsumerAffairs.com explains that there are many students who are not finishing their STEM education.
Credit Repair has a “Learn About Money” resource is a great website for kids to learn about Finances and how math is useful when it comes to managing your own money. This website can also be a resource for parents and teachers for their students becuase it’s packed with tons of resources and fun games to help encourage kids to learn about money and the math behind it.
