Education · 05/20/2025

Graduation season arrives at American universities, presenting both opportunities and challenges for graduates in the post-pandemic era. Higher education institutions are strengthening practical teaching and providing employment support to help students transition into society. Graduation season marks not only the end of academic pursuits but also a new beginning in life. Universities are focused on equipping students with the skills and resources needed to navigate the evolving job market and succeed in their chosen fields. The focus is on fostering resilience and adaptability in the face of ongoing economic and social changes.

Education · 09/02/2025

This article addresses the issue of educational credential verification for overseas students, providing a detailed interpretation of official channels and important considerations for both domestic and US credential verification. It emphasizes the authority of CHSI (China Higher Education Student Information and Career Center) and CESC (Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchanges) verification. The article also reminds students to pay attention to changes in the role of the 'Certificate for Returned Overseas Students' in residency policies, helping them smoothly complete their credential verification and prepare for development upon returning to China.

Finance · 05/22/2025

This article analyzes the signals indicating the end of the Taiwan stock market's short squeeze rally and the counter-trend rise of CoWoS concept stocks. Analyst Chen Chih-Lin provides investment strategies for investors to achieve stable gains in a volatile market by interpreting shareholding changes and market trends. He emphasizes the importance of carefully selecting individual stocks, monitoring shareholding dynamics, controlling position sizes, and strategically buying on dips. The analysis aims to provide a framework for navigating market fluctuations and identifying potential investment opportunities within the CoWoS sector.

Taxation · 03/28/2025

Since its implementation in 1975, the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) has alleviated economic pressure for millions of low-income families. Over the past 50 years, the EITC's amount and coverage have significantly increased, providing crucial financial support that helps families escape poverty.

Education · 08/07/2025

This article examines the exemptions and adjustment options in the U.S. citizenship application process, particularly for elderly and disabled applicants. USCIS offers waivers from the English and civics education tests under specific conditions, aiming to ensure that the application process is fair and accessible to all.

Education · 04/12/2024

Caltech's announcement to reinstate the SAT/ACT requirement for undergraduate admissions has drawn attention. The university had previously suspended standardized testing but found it remains a valuable indicator of students' academic potential. This decision reflects the evolving selection criteria of prestigious universities, suggesting that applicants need to comprehensively enhance their competitiveness. The return to standardized testing aims to provide a more holistic view of applicants, supplementing GPA and other factors in predicting academic success at Caltech.

Education · 06/11/2025

This article provides an in-depth analysis of international student policies at US universities, focusing on critical aspects like SEVIS and visa requirements, revealing their complexities. Using Boston University as a case study, it explores how higher education institutions support international students. The aim is to offer a practical guide for international students, helping them navigate their studies with confidence and achieve their academic goals. This includes understanding the intricacies of maintaining legal status and accessing available resources.

Finance · 05/26/2025

The U.S. Treasury has decided to gradually halt the production of the one-cent coin, as its manufacturing cost has reached four times its face value, leading to financial losses. With rising inflation, the actual market value of this coin is nearly zero. Additionally, discussions among nations regarding the production and elimination of low-denomination coins reflect trends towards digital payments and potential impacts on low-income populations. While the Treasury has the authority to make this

Education · 07/18/2025

U.S. college admissions policies are becoming more flexible, with many institutions no longer requiring SAT or ACT scores. This shift reflects the demand for educational equity and focuses on diverse student talents. Recent research indicates that early cognitive abilities have a much greater impact on achievement than standardized test scores, and grade-skipping can significantly enhance the learning outcomes for gifted students. In response, we need to reevaluate and innovate educational

Education · 06/29/2025

This article explores the potential dissolution of the U.S. Department of Education and its implications for the education system. It points out that such a move could lead to a restructuring of education funding and regulation, particularly affecting students from low-income families. While executive orders aim to undermine the department's functions, a complete dissolution would require congressional legislation, which is unlikely to happen in the short term. State education departments need

Education · 07/21/2025

Florida plans to ban full-day smartphone use by students in 2025, aiming to enhance classroom focus and reduce cyberbullying.

Insurance · 11/09/2023

In 2023, enrollment for Obamacare will open with an average monthly premium increase of 4% for benchmark plans. Despite this rise, the new legislation extends subsidy policies, meaning most enrollees will not be affected. Open enrollment runs from November 1 to January 15, with a December 15 deadline for those wanting coverage at the start of the year. Enrollment numbers have reached historic highs, and subsidies are effectively lowering premium burdens, ensuring more people gain access to health insurance.

Taxation · 07/21/2025

The U.S. tax gap reached $496 billion from 2014 to 2016 and is projected to be $540 billion from 2017 to 2019. Increasing compliance rates is crucial.

Education · 07/21/2025

The potential closure of the Department of Education would adversely affect school funding, support for disadvantaged students, and international student visas, undermining educational equity and opportunities.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The IRS provides tax relief information for residents in disaster-stricken states to support economic recovery after natural disasters. The IRS implements deadlines extensions and tax reductions policies covering affected states and territories, helping residents quickly return to their daily lives.