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President Obama On The Value of Education

Sep 17, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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President Obama gave a back-to-school speech this week in Philadelphia. Among his remarks, he spoke about how vitally important it is to get as much education as possible. …nobody gets to write your destiny but you. Your future is in your hands. Your life is what you make of it. And nothing – absolutely nothing … Continue reading “President Obama On The Value of Education” »

Graduating from College with Less Debt

Sep 10, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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One of the biggest barriers to getting a degree, such as an online bachelors degree in business, is the cost. College is definitely an expensive venture, especially since the tuition isn’t the only contributor to the debt that can accumulate. Other factors are books, fees, housing, and the reduced income from taking time out of … Continue reading “Graduating from College with Less Debt” »

Transitioning towards a Bachelors degree

Aug 23, 2010|By: Jamie|1 Comment
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It’s true that getting a bachelors degree can increase your earning potential and chances of getting a job. But some people aren’t ready to commit to a four-year program, or a cumbersome class schedule. Luckily, there’s a solution that can help bridge the gap between you and your four-year degree: An associates degree.

Despite Unemployment, Firms Struggle to Fill Positions

Aug 17, 2010|By: Jamie|1 Comment
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According to the Wall Street Journal, some firms are struggling to find new hires – despite the current unemployment rates. With a 9.5% jobless rate and some 15 million Americans looking for work, many employers are inundated with applicants. But a surprising number says they are getting an underwhelming response, and many are having trouble … Continue reading “Despite Unemployment, Firms Struggle to Fill Positions” »

Things to Consider When Choosing Online Classes

Aug 10, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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After choosing to get an accredited online education degree, some people can become intimidated when it comes time to actually register for specific classes to take. Even though there are certain required classes, deciding which instructor to take from can be difficult. U.S. News and World Report offers some useful questions to ask prospective instructors.

WGU Scholarships for Online Bachelors Degrees in Business

Aug 9, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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Western Governors University has created a scholarship specifically for students earning an online bachelors degree in business. This scholarship is designed to help business professionals further their career goals and prepare for leadership positions by helping them achieve a bachelors degree in business. There are 20 of these scholarships, valued at up to $3,000 per … Continue reading “WGU Scholarships for Online Bachelors Degrees in Business” »

Top Online Business Schools

Jul 26, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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I came across a blog post the other day listing the Top Ten Online Business Schools. Here are a few of the schools that the author, Laura L. Pereira, highlights: Capella University – Offers Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees, as well as Graduate Certificates, in fields including business management, public administration, public safety, health care, … Continue reading “Top Online Business Schools” »

The Economy’s Effect on Two-Year Colleges

Jul 16, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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The Deseret News in Salt Lake City recently published an article about the effect the economy is having on community colleges. Because of the economic collapse, many people are choosing to get educations where they would otherwise be heading straight to jobs, and this in turn is creating stress on the college systems. The enrollments … Continue reading “The Economy’s Effect on Two-Year Colleges” »

The Perfect Time For A Degree

Jul 1, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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According to a report recently released by Georgetown University, the number of jobs requiring college degrees is growing faster than the number of people who complete those degrees: America is slowly coming out of the Recession of 2007—only to find itself on a collision course with the future: not enough Americans are completing college . … Continue reading “The Perfect Time For A Degree” »

Non-Traditional Students

Jun 23, 2010|By: Jamie|Leave a comment
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Many people might be intimidated by the idea of entering college as a non-traditional student, or a student over the age of 25. They might see college as a place for “young people” or as a missed opportunity. However, those considering obtaining a higher education as a non-traditional student are not alone. According to the … Continue reading “Non-Traditional Students” »

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