Now that every commodity’s prices goes up, budgeting is becoming a strenuous problem for every household. Everything has a price and with a very low income, sometimes it isn’t enough to cover up for the cost of living every family needs. Aside from the needs in every home such as food and clothing, the family also needs to spend money in their children’s education, and if the mom wants to pursue her studies, they also need to spend for an online university. A good budgeting officer in the family is always and will be the housewife.

Saving money is a housewife’s work, and in here the coupons comes in. There are so many advantages of using coupon codes and one of them is that the money saved from using them. The discount in a given product itself is already an advantage, and sometimes companies even offer free shipping if you have coupon codes. There are also coupons codes who offers buy one take one for the same product. Most of the time, a coupon code has a very long time to expire, so it gives you a time to think of when or what to buy in a certain store and find the best deal that you could make of your money’s worth.

Twitter can be particularly helpful to those working within higher education. If you want to stay updated, then these accounts are of great help.

1. Jeffrey Robinson: He’s a PhD holder, a professor, and wears many hats that may be of interest to students in this position. He tells it like it is and tends to reach out to those who are like him or go through the same type of situations. This can help to enlighten and offer a unique point of view.

2. PhD Comics: Yes even PhD students who are busy and committed to their learning need a comic release at times. This is a great one to follow because it takes into consideration the humor that those in this position hold. It is great for a laugh and a nice release from the everyday hard work.

3. NPR News: Many that are seeking out their PhD want to get news from an alternate source. This is a great one and quite popular because it gives the news and a very honest perspective about current events that students in this capacity can really appreciate.

4. US Department of Education: From a learning or student perspective, it is really good to keep tuned into this one. This is the source, where all decisions and realms of education derive from and therefore it’s essential to stay on top of it. You will never miss a beat if you follow along here.

5. Federal Ed Resources: This is a great way to uncover educational resources, and that’s why so many students within the PhD program like to follow them. You can see what sort of learning resources are available to you and therefore be the first to uncover what may help you even more in your learning.

6. Office of Ed Tech: This helps to build the relationship between education and technology. This is a very important relationship for PhD students, particularly within education specifically. So if you want to be a part of this, it’s a great account to follow for insight and developments.

7. Times Higher Education: This is a publication and now a Twitter account that is absolutely specific and targeted to the students that are after higher learning. The news, the events, and the articles are all hard hitting and specific to students like this who want to know what’s going on in their little world.

8. Higher Ed Live: This is a weekly show that highlights the issues that matter within higher education, and now there’s a Twitter account to support it. Even if you aren’t a follower of the weekly show, this account is great because it is all about the PhD student who wants to stay educated and informed.

9. Social Media & Higher Education: This is a great connection that is not only an actual association but now a Twitter account as well. There is a great connection between higher education, the students within it, and social media. This helps to spell that all out and ensures that there is no question in the minds of students how this works and how they can be a part of it.

10. Inside Higher Ed: This is a publication that has now gone mainstream though this account. Therefore the findings of this publication and the reports within it are featured here in real time for the world of higher education to see and appreciate.
The world of higher education is a very well orchestrated one. If you want to stay on top of the latest issues or know what is going on, these accounts are the ones to follow.

M.J. Frederick writes about how to enroll in accredited online Ph.D. in Education schools.

Last year, we attended the dedication of the Boy Scout and Girl Scout of my kids’ school. My son is Grade 1 and he was not included on the dedication but we were advised that the Grade 1 pupils are already candidates as boy scout.

In the said event, I heard (and confirmed) that Pasig City Boy scouts are now entitled to health benefits. This includes refunds when they are hospitalized. All they need to do is to bring their boy scout ID, the medical certificate and the hospital receipt to the main office of Pasig City BSP. Although it was not mentioned to me how much the refund or the coverage would be, I think it is a big help.

I wonder when Girl Scout of the Philippines will have this kind of benefits. Do you think payment for diet pills that work will be covered too? Specially if a girl scout’s health really requires her to take one? I wonder too, how much they will cover for GSP (girl scout of the Philippines), will it be the same as the BSP? I hope it would be or even higher.