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High tech leads in hot degrees
As confusing as some college courses can be, choosing the right path of study can be the most confusing of all. Doing what you love is great, but knowing which jobs are in demand can be that deciding factor.

Get educated on financial aid
Applying for financial aid: For most college students, it is essential; but for many, it is an intimidating process.

Board approves new college readiness standards
Statistics show that more than half of Texas high school graduates are not college ready.

La Paz: Customizing your language lessons
When Ellie Gutierrez moved from Argentina to El Paso more than five years ago, looking for a language academy for her children was one of the first things she did.

TAKS tests add new twist to 'academic red-shirting'
Should you postpone kindergarten for your child one year?

Making the grade: How to be an A+ student
You might think the same theory that applies to “American Idol” contestants also applies to getting good grades: either you got it or you don’t.

Magnet Schools: Once de-segregation tools. now used for progressive education
Magnet schools developed nationally in the late ’60s to help desegregate schools.

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