Berkeley College Collaborates with the U.S. Navy to Offer Distance Learning to its Sailors
Berkeley College has collaborated with the Navy College Program Distance Learning Partnership (NCPDLP) to support a Navy sailor’s mobile lifestyle. Read the story »
American Public University Launch Bachelor’s of Science in Criminal Justice
American Public University (APUS) has launched a Bachelor’s of Science degree in criminal justice with a concentration in forensics. This new program has been added to its public safety curriculum. Read the story »
Company Layoffs have Made Employees More Creative About Job Seeking
In spite of company layoffs, job seekers are getting more creative about getting an employer’s attention, reveals a new study by CareerBuilder.com. Read the story »
How to Choose a Right Career
How to choose a career that best suits you is a long and sometimes difficult process. The two most important factors when choosing a career are as follows: does it interest you and what are your goals for the future. There is no point of choosing a job as a school teacher if it does not interest you. Similarly, you want to set career goals that are obtainable as this will provide you with the motivation you need to get to where you want in life. Read the story »
8 Things You Can Do If You’re Rejected by Medical Schools
by Dr. Kristie
You’ve completed your premedical course work, taken your medical college admission tests, received medical school recommendations, and completed the medical school admission process. Read the story »
MBA or MS Degree?
Since the induction of highly publicized MBA programs in universities, it often becomes difficult to understand and differentiate between MBA (Master’s of Business Administration) and a MS (Master’s of Science) degree. Students are often confused and pursue a wrong career path. Therefore, let us evaluate the two degrees, in general.
Nursing School: 7 Tasks You Must Complete Before You Apply
by Ruby Nicholson
Nursing school is demanding and challenging, and once you start, you must be prepared to concentrate on it fully in order to succeed. At every nursing school that you attend, there is a minimum grade point average that you MUST maintain. Read the story »
Nontraditional Student Stories
It took a 43-year career in medicine to get it, but David Lichtman,...
In 1976, in my thirtieth year, I went to a university and the...
Do you remember your first day of school? I remember mine. Most...
Ask-a-Professor
This is one of the most common misconceptions about online learning....
Believe it or not, a professor does not enjoy failing students....
I guess I’m a simple man; I tend to rely most on personal,...
Editor's Bin
How Our Education Systems Are Failing And Need Revampingby Mr. Hans We don’t need no education We don’t need no thought control All in all it’s just another brick in...
Should Ph.D.s Be Referred To As ‘Doctor?’by V Berba Velasco Jr. In recent years, I’ve frequently heard people claim that individuals who hold PhDs are not “real”...
Can I Convince My Friend to go Back to College?All I Could See was her Life in Squalor, a Baby on the Hip, and a Minimum Wage Paycheck Without a College Education I was having...
Preparing for College
Associate’s Degree or Bachelor’s DegreePutting an Associate’s Degree next to a Bachelor’s Degree is like mixing apples and oranges and not expecting to see a...
Guide to Student Loan ConsolidationToday more students than ever are graduating college with larger levels of student debt. While student loans provide an excellent financing...
Paralegal CareerWant a paralegal career? A paralegal is an individual that will do much of the minor legal research and filing of court documents for...
Answering Your Culinary Schools Questionsby Mike Selvon There is something relaxing about cooking a favorite meal at home. The delicious aromas while the food is cooking and...
What is a Nurse Practitioner?If you are thinking about a career as a nurse practitioner, you have made a great choice. It takes a special kind of person to become...
How You Can Prepare For Your GEDby D. Silva To receive a GED diploma, you’re required to pass five tests covering writing, reading, social studies, science,...
