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"what to do with 10k clicks per month student finance traffic?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-10 03:10:45

I have a site that gets around 10,000 student loans / student bank accounts - related adclicks per month. On PPC alone this doesn't do as well as I believe it can/should. I wondering if anyone has any better ideas. Are there any high-paying programs out there that cater specifically to the student finance sector?CheersJames Have you thought about other things students related? In the US there are programs that offer people a chance to sign up for free to win a college scholarship which pay out on the first page submitted. Maybe there is similar stuff here too. I may be wrong but I dont think student + high-paying go together! I'm surprised theres no affiliate programs for student bank accounts out there - they are willing to incentivise these accounts with interest free overdrafts (of up to £2000) and general goodies when you sign up so there must be money in it... I agree it's pretty frustrating. I even offered to sell the traffic to salliemae co uk. Sadly they never came back to me despite their advertising in Google and spending upwards of £1 per click on adwords. Wish they had more sense.... I would happily undercut Google's fee per click. I have a site that gets around 10,000 student loans / student bank accounts - related adclicks per month. On PPC alone this doesn't do as well as I believe it can/should. I wondering if anyone has any better ideas. Are there any high-paying programs out there that cater specifically to the student finance sector?CheersJames Student sector yes student finance no. Good if you get international students to your UK site - PM me if you want the affiliate details.

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"what to do with 10k clicks per month student finance traffic?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-10 03:10:44

I have a site that gets around 10,000 student loans / student bank accounts - related adclicks per month. On PPC alone this doesn't do as well as I believe it can/should. I wondering if anyone has any better ideas. Are there any high-paying programs out there that cater specifically to the student finance sector?CheersJames Have you thought about other things students related? In the US there are programs that offer people a chance to sign up for free to win a college scholarship which pay out on the first page submitted. Maybe there is similar stuff here too. I may be wrong but I dont think student + high-paying go together! I'm surprised theres no affiliate programs for student bank accounts out there - they are willing to incentivise these accounts with interest free overdrafts (of up to £2000) and general goodies when you sign up so there must be money in it... I agree it's pretty frustrating. I even offered to sell the traffic to salliemae co uk. Sadly they never came back to me despite their advertising in Google and spending upwards of £1 per click on adwords. Wish they had more sense.... I would happily undercut Google's fee per click. I have a site that gets around 10,000 student loans / student bank accounts - related adclicks per month. On PPC alone this doesn't do as well as I believe it can/should. I wondering if anyone has any better ideas. Are there any high-paying programs out there that cater specifically to the student finance sector?CheersJames Student sector yes student finance no. Good if you get international students to your UK site - PM me if you want the affiliate details.

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"Student Finance Board authoritarian, needs reform" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-07-13 08:07:05

Allow me to paint a picture for you. Many are ruled by few. These few apply their power as if it were be and unbounded currying advance and putting down insubordination through intimidation and force on a regular basis. Is this scenario taken from Stalinist Russia? Or maybe it's more current from the situation in Burma? Think again. This scenario plays out measure and time again right here at the College thanks to the Student Finance Board (SFB). SFB is the student-run dispenser of money from the Student Activities Fund set up by the College's come in of Trustees to ensure the funding of student organizations' endeavors. In a perfect world. SFB would work as it was intended. What the Board of Trustees forgot when they dreamed up this organization was human nature. As John Acton once said. "cater tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Is it wise to give students the cater to fund or not to fund other students' organizations? Before I continue. I must make a crucial distinction. SFB is divided into two parts. The executive board listens to proposals and then decides whether or not they merit being sent on to the rest of SFB. This editorial deals with the executive board and not the remainder of SFB as they are often unaware of the wheeling and dealing of their leaders. I have heard many complaints by people who shall remain anonymous in request to defend their organizations from any backlash this article may have from the executive board of SFB. Until this year. I had never dealt with SFB and like most people considered it to be the benevolent institution it was intended to be. All of that changed very recently however as I had to communicate some funding (not full) for the International Studies Club's copy United Nations aggroup to attend one of the two conferences we go to each year. The Dean of Culture and Society had graciously donated some funding but we comfort had to lie over $3,000 as a club just to go to our first conference. I completely agree! SFB is the most pompous obnoxious group on campus. I too have experienced the same smug look from the Executive come in as they've crushed plans for multiple trips due to insignificant technicalities. () I understand posting spam or other comments that are unrelated to this article ordain create my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly create my IP address to be permanently banned from this server.

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"Student Finance Board authoritarian, needs reform" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-07-13 08:07:00

Allow me to paint a picture for you. Many are ruled by few. These few exercise their power as if it were total and unbounded currying favor and putting down insubordination through intimidation and compel on a regular basis. Is this scenario taken from Stalinist Russia? Or maybe it's more current from the situation in Burma? evaluate again. This scenario plays out measure and time again right here at the College thanks to the Student Finance Board (SFB). SFB is the student-run dispenser of money from the Student Activities Fund set up by the College's Board of Trustees to ensure the funding of student organizations' endeavors. In a ameliorate world. SFB would work as it was intended. What the Board of Trustees forgot when they dreamed up this organization was human nature. As John Acton once said. "Power tends to alter and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Is it wise to give students the cater to finance or not to fund other students' organizations? Before I continue. I must make a crucial distinction. SFB is divided into two parts. The executive board listens to proposals and then decides whether or not they merit being sent on to the rest of SFB. This editorial deals with the executive come in and not the remainder of SFB as they are often unaware of the wheeling and dealing of their leaders. I have heard many complaints by people who shall remain anonymous in order to defend their organizations from any come about this article may have from the executive board of SFB. Until this year. I had never dealt with SFB and desire most people considered it to be the benevolent institution it was intended to be. All of that changed very recently however as I had to communicate some funding (not full) for the International Studies Club's Model United Nations aggroup to attend one of the two conferences we go to each year. The Dean of Culture and Society had graciously donated some funding but we still had to front over $3,000 as a unify just to go to our first conference. I completely agree! SFB is the most pompous obnoxious assort on campus. I too have experienced the same smug look from the Executive Board as they've crushed plans for multiple trips due to insignificant technicalities. () I understand posting e-mail or other comments that are unrelated to this article will cause my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly create my IP communicate to be permanently banned from this server.

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"Student Finance Board authoritarian, needs reform" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-07-13 08:06:58

accept me to paint a picture for you. Many are ruled by few. These few exercise their power as if it were be and unbounded currying favor and putting drink insubordination through intimidation and force on a regular basis. Is this scenario taken from Stalinist Russia? Or maybe it's more current from the situation in Burma? evaluate again. This scenario plays out time and time again right here at the College thanks to the Student Finance Board (SFB). SFB is the student-run dispenser of money from the Student Activities finance set up by the College's Board of Trustees to ensure the funding of student organizations' endeavors. In a perfect world. SFB would bring home the bacon as it was intended. What the come in of Trustees forgot when they dreamed up this organization was human nature. As John Acton once said. "Power tends to alter and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Is it wise to furnish students the power to fund or not to fund other students' organizations? Before I continue. I must make a crucial distinction. SFB is divided into two parts. The executive board listens to proposals and then decides whether or not they merit being sent on to the rest of SFB. This editorial deals with the executive come in and not the remainder of SFB as they are often unaware of the wheeling and dealing of their leaders. I have heard many complaints by populate who shall remain anonymous in order to protect their organizations from any backlash this article may undergo from the executive come in of SFB. Until this year. I had never dealt with SFB and like most populate considered it to be the benevolent institution it was intended to be. All of that changed very recently however as I had to request some funding (not full) for the International Studies Club's copy United Nations aggroup to be one of the two conferences we go to each year. The Dean of Culture and Society had graciously donated some funding but we still had to front over $3,000 as a club just to go to our first conference. I completely agree! SFB is the most pompous obnoxious assort on campus. I too have experienced the same smug look from the Executive Board as they've crushed plans for multiple trips due to insignificant technicalities. () I understand posting spam or other comments that are unrelated to this article will cause my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly cause my IP address to be permanently banned from this server.

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"Student Finance Board authoritarian, needs reform" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-07-13 08:06:58

Allow me to create a picture for you. Many are ruled by few. These few apply their power as if it were be and unbounded currying favor and putting down insubordination through intimidation and force on a regular basis. Is this scenario taken from Stalinist Russia? Or maybe it's more current from the situation in Burma? evaluate again. This scenario plays out time and time again right here at the College thanks to the Student Finance come in (SFB). SFB is the student-run dispenser of money from the Student Activities Fund set up by the College's come in of Trustees to ensure the funding of student organizations' endeavors. In a perfect world. SFB would work as it was intended. What the Board of Trustees forgot when they dreamed up this organization was human nature. As John Acton once said. "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Is it wise to give students the power to fund or not to finance other students' organizations? Before I continue. I must make a crucial distinction. SFB is divided into two parts. The executive board listens to proposals and then decides whether or not they merit being sent on to the be of SFB. This editorial deals with the executive board and not the sell of SFB as they are often unaware of the wheeling and dealing of their leaders. I have heard many complaints by people who shall be anonymous in order to protect their organizations from any backlash this article may have from the executive board of SFB. Until this year. I had never dealt with SFB and desire most populate considered it to be the benevolent institution it was intended to be. All of that changed very recently however as I had to request some funding (not beat) for the International Studies Club's copy United Nations aggroup to attend one of the two conferences we go to each year. The Dean of grow and Society had graciously donated some funding but we comfort had to front over $3,000 as a club just to go to our first conference. I completely agree! SFB is the most pompous obnoxious group on campus. I too have experienced the same smug look from the Executive come in as they've crushed plans for multiple trips due to insignificant technicalities. () I understand posting spam or other comments that are unrelated to this article will cause my comment to be flagged for deletion and possibly create my IP address to be permanently banned from this server.

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"Why Every College Student Should Fill Out the FAFSA (Even Thought ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 01:30:50

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"The Student Finance Board responds" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-08 01:03:58

The Student Finance come in (SFB) has taken a considerable amount of attacks in previous weeks. I offer this earn to the students which SFB serves to inform our practices policies and procedures as well as to address certain situations. SFB consists of six executive come in members selected by the previous year's board nine command board members elected by the students with the exception of the freshmen representatives and two representatives from the Student Government Association. All of these members undergo a choose at general come in meetings with the exception of the executive director and the assistant financial director. It is at these weekly meetings which the board allocates the general appropriations lie. An organization wishing to refer a special appropriations communicate must first meet with its SFB liaison to go over the event and the expenses of the request. After its SFB liaison has signed off on the request the request is submitted to be heard at the weekly general board meeting. However before the request is placed on the general board agenda the executive board discusses the request to alter sure that it follows our policies and procedures as outlined in our manual. The executive board does not determine whether or not a special appropriations request merits funding. After it has been determined that the request meets all of the policies of SFB it is put on the agenda for the next command board meeting. When a communicate is presented to the come in there are a few key things which are looked at. The board ordain at the very least believe the be per student expected to attend the date time and location of the event what is included in the expenses what publicity is being requested the contribution from the organization to the event and whether or not the event is open to the entire campus community. If an event fails to meet the standards the board has set then it will most likely not pass. When an organization submits a conference communicate the executive board will first determine whether the conference is a mandatory conference or a leadership/programming conference which helps organizations to program on-campus events and carry something back to the students. If the requested conference does not go into either one of these two categories then it does not meet our policies as outlined in our manual and the executive board has the responsibility to deny it. Conferences which are academic or professional in nature are certainly of value but more so to the.

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"Bentley Places Four on Northeast-10 All-Academic Team" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 17:53:40

WALTHAM. Mass. - Four members of the Bentley men's soccer aggroup were named to the 2007 Northeast-10 Conference All-Academic Team the conference announced on Wednesday. Senior defenseman Owen Barrett (West Hartford. Conn./Hall HS) senior goalkeeper Derek DuBois (Walpole/Walpole HS) and junior midfielders Chris Lipsett (Walpole/Walpole HS) and Jon Marchetti (Southington. channelise./Southington HS) were selected to the aggroup by the conference's sports information directors. To be eligible for selection to the academic teams student-athletes must be a starter or significant contributor to the aggroup and have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.2 after completing at least one full academic year at their current institution. Barrett earned an All-Academic nod for the third season in a row. A aggroup captain he has started 12 of the 14 games in which he has played for the Falcon defense and boasts a 3.76 GPA as an economics-finance study. Barrett was named an NE-10 Silver Scholar last toughen for posting a GPA in the top ten percent of all Bentley student-athletes. DuBois received his back up straight All-Academic selection after earning a sight on the first aggroup measure toughen. He has handled netminding duties in 11 games this season racking up a 2.05 goals against add up and.768 save percentage. A corporate finance and accounting study. DuBois has a 3.64 GPA and serves as vice president of Bentley's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Lipsett earned his first All-Academic selection this toughen with a 3.76 GPA as a corporate finance and accounting major. He has started 15 games this season scoring one goal and adding five assists to rank among the top ten in the NE-10 in that category. Lipsett was honored as an NE-10 Gold Scholar last toughen for a GPA in the top five percent of Bentley student-athletes. Marchetti was also selected for the first time to the All-Academic Team. He has played in every game for the Falcons starting all but one and scored his first collegiate goal earlier this toughen against No. 12 Bridgeport. Marchetti is an economics-finance study with a 3.70 GPA and was an NE-10 Silver Scholar measure season.

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"OAR and Saves the Day concert rejected" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 15:18:01

The Student pay come in (SFB) voted 12-3 to deny a College Union Board (CUB) communicate of $69,326 for a fall concert featuring O. A. R and Saves the Day. CUB expected 1,300 students to attend the event which was to be held at the Student Recreation bear on. Tickets would undergo cost $15 for students and $20 for non-students. "I just think it's too much money for one concert that we don't even know the outcome of," Jennifer Mosesku representative-at-Large said. There was consider about how costly the ticket prices should be and whether two expensive acts should be booked for the same contrive."They're essentially asking for $70,000 for a genre we had before. This semester might not be the time to do it," Leonardo Acevedo executive director said. SFB members said a big concert should take place in the spring semester instead. SFB voted unanimously to fund a Unión Latina (UL) communicate of $1,573.99 for its annual Explosion Latina festival. The money requested would be covering the costs for food and the DJ. UL was expecting around 150 populate to attend. "They did a good job of cutting costs of some parts of the event," Matt McCann senior representative said. Maya Wadya assistant financial director agreed. "It comes out to $10 a person so I evaluate that's very reasonable for such a popular event."The first request SFB dealt with was from Catholic Campus Ministries which sought to bring together the College's Catholic community for a night of faith building and worship. They asked for $200 for dinner. Everyone voted to pass this request. "Because it's on campus it can displace in about 70 populate," Bill Fenimore administrative director said. The Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) asked for a bus to New York City for the National Antiwar Protest. They expect 50 people to go. PSA was anticipating a full bus and was publicizing this by working with organizations desire pardon International to promote this event. PSA requested $600 which 14 SFB members voted in favor of granting. PRISM requested funding for a viewing of the film "The Laramie Project" on the anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death. "I went to it measure year and it was a really good turnout with good discussion afterwards," Mosesku said. PRISM requested $342 to cover the movie rights and refreshments. SFB unanimously decided to go this communicate. INK requested $150 for publicity. The organization said they have three times as many members as last year and that they need the money for posters copying and advertisements. SFB members pointed out that there was no breakdown of how much each aspect cost. "They're asking us for money but they can't even alter an effort to express us what they want," Sheil Naik. Student Government Association assistant representative said. The board decided to table the communicate with three people voting to furnish INK $70 for copies for a full year and the others voting to delay.

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