Research Analyst
Nathan Torres is the Research Analyst at Tips for Students. He uses public data sources like the College Scorecard and Bureau of Labor Statistics to write comparative analyses of college rankings, community colleges, and liberal arts programs.
Study & AcademicsIn today's fast-paced academic environment, students are juggling multiple responsibilities, from attending classes and completing assignments to participating in extracurricular activities and maintaining a social life. With so much on their plates, staying organized is more important than ever. Th
Nathan Torres9 min
College GuidePreviously, we talked about the best community colleges in Florida, and now it's time to head west and explore the best community colleges in California. If you're dreaming of a great education in the Golden State, California's community colleges are the best bets for their high-quality programs, be
Nathan Torres5 min
College GuideData science is all about turning numbers into stories and solving real-world problems with the power of data. If you love math and computer science, this field is perfect for you. Let’s explore some best universities for data science in the USA that offer top-notch data science programs. These scho
Nathan Torres4 min
College GuideReady to explore the coolest community colleges in the Florida (Sunshine State)? If you're tired of pricey universities and want to find an affordable option without sacrificing quality, there are plenty of colleges in Florida that can serve this purpose. Unsure of where to go and what are the speci
Nathan Torres5 min
The U.S. distributes $275 billion in student aid annually. The largest piece is not grants: it is $102.6 billion in loans. And 90% of the lowest-income students still cannot cover the full cost of college.
Nathan Torres7 min
A petroleum engineering graduate earns $146,000. An early childhood education graduate earns $39,000. Same four years, same diploma. Your major is the most consequential financial decision of your college career.
Nathan Torres10 min
Americans owe $1.67 trillion in student loans. The average bachelor's graduate carries $29,890 in debt. But 32% owe less than $10,000, and the real crisis is among those who borrow and never finish.
Nathan Torres8 min