Press Page and Contacts

May 21, 2009 Reuters An article written in Reuters focusing on our business, its development, and interviews with our CEO/Founder Sean McCleese. Obviously getting coverage like this was a nice surprise. Though I'm never quite sure how to pronounce "Reuters".

March 6, 2009 socalTECH Another article explaining the outlines of the business and providing some overview on who we are and why we started the company. Also featuring a Q&A with our CEO/Founder, Sean McCleese, which is always fun.

March 4, 2009 Oxy Weekly Sean McCleese getting written up in his alma mater's weekly newspaper. Focusing on Student of Fortune, Sean's reasons for starting the company and his basic academic background. Fun! Also a ridiculous photo of him where he looks like he stuck his finger in an electrical socket.

August 25, 2008 ABC News. An article talking about how students are paying for their college education by helping others on Student of Fortune. This makes us feel really good, given the original goal of the site was to help students earn a bit of extra cash through the application of their knowledge. Plus you get to see a really awkward picture of the founders!

December 4, 2007 WCPO-TV. A TV spot about how to make money from home, legitimately. Cool beans. We're all about helping college students / grad students earn money and, thus, be able to eat something other than boxed ramen. Or maybe even helping professors or working professionals earn a bit of extra cash from home!

April 3, 2007 Slashdot again! Nice.

April 1, 2007 The USC Daily Trojan featured our site on the front page of their paper, talking about the site's use within the school as well as student and professor reactions to the site.

March 24, 2007 The Washington Post featured our site in an article about the decline of the efficacy of papers in academia due to the influx of information available online - especially Student of Fortune!

December 13, 2006 The Chronicle of Higher Education wrote a feature about us, titled "Web Site Sells Math and Science Answers to Inquiring Students". Unfortunately, the article is only viewable to subscribers but most schools and colleges have subscriptions already! The article was very positive, explaining how our site works and raising some interesting questions about its impact upon academia as a whole

September 17, 2006 Slashdot featured us in a blog post by an anonymous professor who spoke about cheating in college. Remember: We here at Student of Fortune do not officially condone cheating in any way. Although, getting on the front page of Slashdot was pretty neat.