Avoid Student Loan Debt At College Of The Ozarks

Apr 17, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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College of the Ozarks is so concerned about students racking up student loan debt, they’ve decided to no longer allow student loans. Find out how students pay for their classes. Continue reading “Avoid Student Loan Debt At College Of The Ozarks” »

DegreeSearch at Social Media Marketing World

Apr 12, 2013|By: |2 Comments
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This week, I was in San Diego representing DegreeSearch at Social Media Marketing World (hashtag #SMMW13). SMMW is a conference presented by Social Media Examiner, and is an event designed to inspire and educate social media marketers with ideas, new skills, and best practices from some of the top marketers … Continue reading “DegreeSearch at Social Media Marketing World” »

April Is National Poetry Month

Apr 9, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Couplets. Limericks. Haiku. Quatrains. Odes. Sonnets. Verses. There are a lot of ways one can show poetic prowess. And April is the best month to do so. In 1996, the Academy of American Poets inaugurated National Poetry Month. Every year in April, libraries, schools, scholars, English majors, and publishers … Continue reading “April Is National Poetry Month” »

World Autism Awareness Day

Apr 2, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Today, April 2, is World Autism Awareness Day. It is a campaign partnered with Autism Speaks and the United Nations to bring social and financial support for autism and related disorders. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and autism are general terms for a group of complex disorders of brain development. These disorders are characterized, in varying degrees, … Continue reading “World Autism Awareness Day” »

Can Online Classes Solve California’s Education Crisis?

Mar 27, 2013|By: |Leave a comment
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Can wait-listed California college and university students benefit from an online program for courses without a seat available, while maintaining quality standards of campus-based instruction? Continue reading “Can Online Classes Solve California’s Education Crisis?” »