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  1. Sep 2021
    1. itor at Earnest

      Let's think over the whole article. Is there enough evidence to support the thoughts? Do we need more scientific evidence? More personal experiences?

    2. Disclaimer: This blog post provides personal finance educational information, and it is not intended to provide legal, financial, or tax advice

      Is this important to know?

    3. There is also the stress of leaving home and the newfound independence of living on your own that can be disruptive for students.

      Where is the proof that it is stressful or disruptive? Wouldn't some think it is fabulous? Does this lessen the overall effectiveness of the article?

    4. One important thing to keep in mind if you are hoping to transition to a four-year school for your Bachelors—how your credits will transfer. You don’t want to pay for a class you already took at a higher price tag

      How easy is this to do? Is this an example that shows a negative? Is it good for an issue like this to show the negatives and positives? Are there more positives than negatives---if so, what does this show?

    5. Smaller class size is a benefit for both the students and teachers

      This is an assumption being made. Is this always true? Is this common knowledge that all will accept? Does research need to be included to prove this?

    6. Let us do the math

      What does this ad along with the podcast title and concept to the left of this show us about our publisher? What impact will this have on the reliability of the article?

    7. 2018-19

      Is this information current enough? Do we need to discover if the cost for one over the other has changed since 2018-2019? Would there be a significant enough change to make a difference?