National Student Services, Inc. College Student Property Insurance

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  1. MacBook Neo: Is It Good Enough for College Students?

    Macbook Neo
    Apple’s new MacBook Neo is getting significant attention for one simple reason: it’s the most affordable MacBook the company has released so far. For years, buying a MacBook meant spending at least $1,000 – and often more. That price made Apple laptops a tough choice for many college students and parents. Now, that might finally change.
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  2. Best MacBook for College Students: Air or Pro?

    Students using Macbook Air and Macbook Pro
    If you’re deciding between a MacBook Air and a MacBook Pro for college, you’re on the right track — both are excellent laptops. There are many reasons why a MacBook remains a top choice for college students. The most important one is that it combines reliability, portability, and long battery life — three things every student needs.
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  3. 10 Colleges with a High Acceptance Rate

    10 Colleges with a High Acceptance Rate
    When applying to college, acceptance rates are often one of the first things students and parents check. A high acceptance rate means a school admits most applicants, which can be especially appealing to students searching for easy-to-get-into colleges with a strong chance of admission.
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  4. Does Homeowners Insurance Cover College Students?

    Colledge student
    College students carry a lot with them: laptops for homework, phones for staying connected, bikes to get around campus, and all the gear they need to survive dorm life. These items are essential — and unfortunately, the ones most at risk for theft or accidents. Many parents assume their homeowners insurance will automatically cover these belongings if something goes wrong. But does it really?
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