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College Crunch – Preparing for College

Jason Bean — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 22:21:00 +0000

With most people celebrating the beginning of summer, schools have had graduations and families are preparing to send some of their kids off to college for the first time. Some families are sending kids back for their second, third and fourth years.

The College Crunch website provides anyone needing just about any information you can imagine about college at your fingertips.

College Crunch gives users information about College Life, Career Planning, College Degrees, College Profiles, paying for college, and preparing for college entrance tests.

As you can see, just about anything you’d need regarding the information related to college is available from College Crunch. Loads of new content is being added continually so there’s plenty of new information for you to use as well.

Get yourself ahead of the class and go visit College Crunch.

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Super Monkey Ball Chad

Jason Bean — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 13:46:00 +0000

These are perhaps the funniest online videos I’ve ever seen. Not sure what it is exactly, but it just cracks me up!

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Upromise

Jason Bean — Sat, 12 Aug 2006 04:03:53 +0000

I just received an e-mail from Upromise talking about a new $25,000 Upromise Scholarship Prize.

If you’re not familiar with Upromise, it’s something like a frequent shopper or “Points” program, but you don’t have to do anything special to earn money to put towards your kid’s education. All you do is register your credit/debit cards and when you buy stuff at your local grocery stores and restaurants, you earn money back that can be put into a variety of investments, 529’s and other savings plans to use towards college.

You can also make purchases through their online store links and earn more money. You can save money on items like:

Save 4% at Target.com
5% at LandsEnd.com
3% at JCPenny.com
2% at HomeDepot.com
5% at Overstock.com

And many, many more opportunities.

I’ve been signed up for awhile and haven’t even thought about what I’m doing. Just from the various groceries that I buy, I’ve already started a nice little “college egg” for my two kids. The other nice thing is that your family members or friends can register their credit/debit cards with your account and you can get credit for their purchases as well.

Visit the Upromise site for all the details.

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