- February 3, 2012
- What to Do When You Just Don’t Get It
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No one ever said college would be easy, and if they did, they were lying. You never fully know what to expect from a course or professor until you’re sitting in class, and sometimes you’ll find that no matter how closely you listen to lecture, you just don’t get it. What do you do?
Read More- By Jason Whitman
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- January 27, 2012
- Utilizing Campus Resources for Personal Development
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A big misconception about students going off to college is that they suddenly must become completely independent, self-sufficient, and able to handle all life’s curveballs on their own. In fact, college campuses have plenty of resources to help students to grow into their own, from career counselors to crisis counselors and anything in between.
Read More- By Stephanie Green
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- January 20, 2012
- Writing Your Professional Cover Letter
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So you’ve graduated college, or maybe the finish line is finally in sight. Your resume is polished, perfected, and ready to go. What’s missing? Your professional cover letter, which goes hand-in-hand with that polished resume.
Read More- By Alyssa Ammirato
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- January 13, 2012
- Writing Your First Resume
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Whether you’re a recent graduate or preparing to leave your college days behind you, having a strong and well-written resume is one of the most important things you can do to prepare for your future.
Read More- By Chris Berring
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- January 6, 2012
- New Options for the College Grad
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Students entering college were promised a secure career along with their degree, and many are now learning this is not the case. In lieu of battling the slings and arrows of the competitive job market, there are new options for college graduates.
Read More- By Perry Rider
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- December 30, 2011
- Does Your Field Require a Graduate Degree?
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For those who enter graduate school to bring their dream jobs within reach, it may be surprising to hear that not all professional fields require you to have an advanced degree, and in some cases, a higher education may actually be a hindrance.
Read More- By Michelle Wolff
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- December 23, 2011
- Online Colleges Becoming the Norm
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Today, traditional colleges are still the most common destination for high school grads, but they are no longer the only option for higher learning. Online colleges are quickly growing in popularity and reputability, and many students find them to be a pleasing alternative to classroom colleges for their busy and demanding lives.
Read More- By Alyssa Ammirato
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- November 11, 2011
- College Level Examination Programs for College Credit
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There are varieties of aspects to attending a college or university that can make the process difficult. Chief among these is the actual workload that pertains to the courses a student takes. College students are generally charged with completing more assignments and readings than they were asked to do in high school.
Read More- By Michael Romano
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- November 9, 2011
- Working for the Government: What are the Perks and Disadvantages?
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According to the words of Thomas Jefferson in The Declaration of Independence, "We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness --That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men."
Read More- By Frank Howell
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- November 7, 2011
- When Should You Start Your Job Search?
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There is a considerable premium that is associated with graduating from a college or university, especially in this modern and constantly shifting economy. The United States of America has transitioned from a manufacturing to service-based economy in the last half century and this requires that the working population have greater educational certifications.
Read More- By Kayla Ward
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- November 4, 2011
- Joining Religious Organizations in School
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Coming from an environment that is quite structured like high school, students may be somewhat overwhelmed by the large amount of choices they encounter when entering a college or university. They will have the opportunity to meet many new people who hail from different backgrounds and this can lead to connections that endure for years.
Read More- By Ellie Freberg
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- November 2, 2011
- Starting a Club at Your School
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As a high school student entering a college or university for the first time, you will encounter large amounts of new experiences. There are many different activities available for students at colleges and universities, educational or recreational.
Read More- By Jane Villing
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- October 31, 2011
- Top 5 Endowments among Colleges and Universities
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An endowment is defined as a transfer of money or other assets donated to an institution. Endowments are generally associated with cultural, academic or religious establishments. Some organizations that receive endowments include colleges, universities, private schools, museums, libraries, theaters, hospitals and churches.
Read More- By Alison Fewell
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- October 28, 2011
- Homework Assignments and Getting Them Done
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College is a time for new experiences and learning a number of new concepts that will guide you in your life and future endeavors. There are so many different things that you can do at a college or university. You can learn new hobbies, play new sports, meet new friends and build new knowledge.
Read More- By Jake Howard
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- October 26, 2011
- Learning Microsoft Excel for a Financial Career
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There is a shift occurring in the business world, not just now, but across decades and centuries of economic function. There are constantly changing dynamics between corporations, technology, consumers, and many other pertinent stakeholders to businesses.
Read More- By Beth Schuler
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- October 24, 2011
- Using your College’s Health Center
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Unfortunately for citizens of the United States and people all over the world, almost everyone will inevitably suffer from some ill bouts of health in their lives. The body has a very well crafted immune system that deters most threats to our livelihood, but it can also sometimes fail in protecting us.
Read More- By Maria Gilford
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- September 12, 2011
- Taking a Gap Year after Graduating
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The college or university experience can be incredibly rewarding and one of the best times in a person's life. This, however, is not to say that it is not a difficult one which comes with many challenges.
Read More- By Jamie Russo
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- September 21, 2011
- Essay Writing Techniques
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The adjustment from high school to college involves coping with a number of different processes from one level of education to the next. Getting used to not having your parents around to help you with decisions or things like doing the laundry can be difficult. Professors are very different from high school teachers, as they will not continually remind you about the assignment that is due in two weeks.
Read More- By Susan Vilero
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- September 20, 2011
- Untraditional Study Abroad Locations
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There are currently 193 member states of the United Nations each with unique customs, food, and language dialects. While many people in the United States of America believe their country is the best in the world, this does not mean that there is no reason to see other places. As Mark Twain once said, "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness."
Read More- By Lisa Ferrara
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- September 20, 2011
- Job Boards: Career Placement Tools
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The purpose of attending a college or university is two-fold: one reason for doing so is to obtain an education but this leads into the second purpose, which is to obtain a job in your chosen field. Even in the best of times with the economy booming, finding a job can be difficult as there are many other people competing for the same position.
Read More- By Jonathan De Pinto
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- July 20, 2011
- Online Life Skills Degrees: What are They?
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There have been numerous studies that confirm what many have considered to be common knowledge through common sense and logic. Education is intrinsically beneficial for the student in that it provides them with more knowledge. Education directly correlates with your earning potential and obtaining a degree is the best way to increase your salary and career options. While it is true that education uplifts people, not everyone has the time to attend a college or university. This is where life skills degrees play a large role.
Read More- By Mike K.
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- September 12, 2011
- New School Year, New Gadgets, What is New in Technology for 2011?
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The field of electronics and technology is improving at an incredibly fast pace. Computers have triple the processing power that they did just a few years ago.
Read More- By Tracy Manonte
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- September 12, 2011
- First One Attending College in the Family: Where do you go for Guidance?
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The process of preparing for and applying to colleges and universities is a long and difficult one. You must work hard for the four years that you are in high school in order to achieve a sufficiently high grade point average which allows you to gain acceptance into your schools of choice.
Read More- By Mike DelVoni
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- September 7, 2011
- The FAFSA: What is It?
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The FAFSA is an abbreviation for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and it is a form that is prepared annually by prospective and current college or university students which determines their eligibility for financial aid.
Read More- By Hailey Branner
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- September 7, 2011
- Taking Trips Away from College
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Given that there are stresses that are encountered in everyone's college career, there are also ways to deal with them. It is important to find some time just to relax.
Read More- By Sarah Denburg
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- September 7, 2011
- Socializing with a High GPA; How Can it be Done?
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The time spent at a college or university is generally characterized by two different phases for most students. The two phases are studying and leisure time for the majority of students at college.
Read More- By Jessica Tellman
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- August 23, 2011
- Meal Plans: Do You Need Them?
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The process of entering a college or university can be somewhat haphazard and require you to make many decisions on a whim. Before moving in to your new dormitory you will have to decide if you wish to choose a roommate with whom to live or be assigned one by your college.
Read More- By Susan Bellavia
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- August 23, 2011
- Distractions While Studying: What to Avoid
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Most students are very excited to enter the college or university that they chose to enroll in and enjoy the newfound independence that comes with this experience.
Read More- By Miranda Mantashian
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- August 23, 2011
- Living On a College Income
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Most students are very excited to enter the college or university that they chose to enroll in and enjoy the newfound independence that comes with this experience.
Read More- By Sarah Carter
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- July 29, 2011
- Eating Healthily for College
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Keeping yourself in shape and maintaining your weight can be a difficult task in college. Many of your friends are going on late night food runs and living off diets of pizza and ramen noodles.
Read More- By Sarah Danielle
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- August 16, 2011
- Tips for Living Off Campus
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Attending a college or university offers many new experiences, all of which can be extremely positive if you approach them in the proper manner.
Read More- By Hannah Spafford
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- August 16, 2011
- Supplies for the Dorms
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If you are reading this, chances are you are excited to be entering your first year at college or university. You have partaken in the exhaustive process of preparing for the SAT, taking the exam, and then applying to numerous colleges and universities.
Read More- By Jennifer Mendy
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- August 16, 2011
- Buying Used Textbooks
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The reason you enrolled in the college or university you chose was surely to gain knowledge which would help you parlay that experience to start the career of your choice.
Read More- By Mark Fendoli
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- August 12, 2011
- College Tutoring Services
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The chief reason that most students decide to attend college is to be able to earn a degree that will allow them to enter a profession with room for advancement. This should pave the way towards success in their careers, and in turn, the rest of their lives.
Read More- By Sarah Moakler
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- August 10, 2011
- College Health Centers
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There are many things that you can plan for before entering the college or university of your choice. You can set up rooming arrangements and know who you will be living with before arriving at the school.
Read More- By Danielle Jenner
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- August 10, 2011
- Energy Drinks
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College presents a number of new experiences and challenges to students as they attempt to become accustomed to a newfound sense of independence and the responsibility that comes with this freedom.
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- August 5, 2011
- Roommates; Choose One or Get Assigned?
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Before you enter the college or university you chose to attend there are a number of things that you must take into account. You have to buy supplies and prepare yourself for the new experience and in some ways life that is college.
Read More- By Samantha Hagy
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- August 3, 2011
- Are You Ready to Start College?
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Starting college is a serious milestone in a person's life and it requires a certain level of commitment from the student to make it a pleasant experience. Just gaining acceptance to a college or university takes a concerted effort from you.
Read More- By Jenna Mendoza
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- August 1, 2011
- Drinking Coffee to Stay Awake
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In college, you will often find yourself up late at night. Sometimes you will be awake at three in the morning coming back from a party, and in this case, the first thing you want to do is to head to your bed and sleep in until the early morning.
Read More- By Steven Brenna
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- July 27, 2011
- Outlining Textbook Chapters
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Why did you enroll in the college or university you chose? Most people will answer that they did it to get a degree. This is certainly true, but why do you want that degree? The reason for earning your degree is generally to begin a career in your chosen field or profession. Starting this career path means you must have sufficient credentials to land a position in your desired industry.
Read More- By Carl D.
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- July 25, 2011
- Fun Free Activities
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Living on a college budget can be tough, especially if you have to pay for your expenses like rent and food out of pocket. While you may be having struggles simply making ends meet and buying the necessary elements for your education like textbooks and binders, it is important to remember that there are other activities besides your schooling.
Read More- By Dan K.
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- July 22, 2011
- What are Employers Looking for From Graduates?
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The purpose of attending college or university, generally, is to obtain a successful career in a field in which you have significant interest. The dogma, for many years, has been that you need a college degree to find a lasting career in this country. This fact still holds true, but employers look for more than just a college degree from graduates. The college degree has become a requirement for employment rather than an extra bonus for employees. Now, more than ever, you must have qualifications other than a degree from a reputable college or university. Even more than this, your university degree must match the standards of recruiters and hiring managers.
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- July 18, 2011
- Urban vs. Suburban vs. Rural Colleges; Which are Better for You?
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The most common phrase heard when choosing a home is "location, location, location!" People want to be comfortable where they live, and a significant component to a person's comfort is the environment in which he or she exists. People of any age hold this notion of their ideal environment and college students are no different. Choosing the college or university you want to attend involves making a decision regarding your ideal environment. You will be living at the college for at least four years and it is critical to choose a location that suits your needs for a lively and pleasant college experience
Read More- By Dan R.
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- September 6, 2010
- One More Year of College
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So just like me, your summer is probably over now too. Hopefully you enjoyed the time you had and took the opportunity to relax and unwind from the stresses of school. If you still haven't started school, there are a few things that can be done to prepare yourself for the upcoming semester, as well as some tips for the beginning of it.
Read More- By Mike Kupershteyn
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- April 4, 2011
- 4 Tips for The Master’s Student
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It can be hard going to college for four years and then committing to another two in order to earn your Master’s Degree. Though might sound like the last you want to do, it will be something that can help boost your career as well as your paycheck. Whether you have a job and will be attending school part time or are just going to focus solely on your degree, it will not be the easiest thing in the world, but it will likely be easier than those four years you just spent taking courses you know you will never use.
Read More- By Danielle Raegan
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- January 12, 2011
- Tips on Graduate School
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Being an undergraduate is a big accomplishment, but with what companies are looking for now it is also very important to consider getting a graduate degree. These companies want the best of the best and somehow undergraduate degrees are just not what they used to be. Because of this, it means that graduate degrees are that much for important to focus on.
Read More- By Megan Harra
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- March 11, 2010
- Start at Community College then Transfer
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Start at Community College can be very beneficial for many students that are undecided as it may alleviate some of the pressure of having to choose the right school school right away.
Read More- By Student Blogger
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- April 18, 2011
- Do it Once; Do it Right
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Students almost seem like a different kind of breed. You have so much on your plates and so much is expected of you, yet you are still not out in the real world. Because of the limited time you have it can he bard to give everything the amount of time needed for it to be done right. This is a lesson it seems every student has learned the hard way, but your best bet is to put it off until you have the time so you can do it once, and only once.
Read More- By Diane DeMeo
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- April 20, 2011
- Helpful Job Search Tips
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Whether you are a student look for a full-time job or just looking to switch from your current job, there are many ways to go about this. The job search market is growing as jobs seem to be depleting. Just because so many companies are letting employees go does not mean other companies are not hiring. The biggest mistake you want to try to avoid is thinking that there is nothing available. There is no job that is going to knock on your door and beg to give you a weekly paycheck; it is up to you to put the effort in to find the career that suits you.
Read More- By Helen Alazari
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- April 22, 2011
- Jump-Start Your GPA
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You could be a straight A student or a B and C student; no matter which one you are it is always nice to have a way to boost your GPA. The tricky thing with GPA’s is that they only happen twice a year; once at the end of every semester. This can make it hard for you to stay on track, but all you really have to do is get yourself organized and the rest will fall into place; assuming of course that you put the effort in that is required. The following will give you some ideas that could help you give your GPA the push it really needs.
Read More- By Joanne James
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- May 11, 2011
- Do Your Professors Know Who You Are?
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Once you have finally made it to college you are likely thinking that you want to do your best, get straight A’s, make all new friends, and make sure these are the most successful four to five years of your life. Although these are all important there is one aspect of college that students tend to leave out and that is getting to know your professors. You have to remember these are people who have lived and breathed in the field you are about to study, so who better to befriend than your professors?
Read More- By Sienna Marshall
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- May 13, 2011
- Math Minds and Creative Minds
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Starting around high school is when students begin to realize whether they are math minds or creative minds. The creative minds lean more towards writing and theater while the math minds revel in math and science. Whichever category you fall into can make the other subjects difficult. Take this from a creative mind who has dreaded math since sixth grade. For the past seven years math has been a black cloud hanging over my head pointing and laughing the entire time.
Read More- By Kate McDonald
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- May 18, 2011
- Are You Prepared for College?
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After graduating high school it really feels like the rest of your life is about to start. In a way you would be right. Another chapter of your life is about to begin but the rest of your life really starts after college graduation. Before worrying about the rest of your life you should think about whether or not you are prepared for college. This is a very important time in your life so approaching it the right way is of the utmost importance.
Read More- By Selena Lopez
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- May 20, 2011
- Repeating College Courses
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Sometimes taking a college course only once is a pain, but imagine having to take it for a second time? This is not uncommon in college and a main reason why students end up having to take summer courses or wind up staying for more than four years. Something that students tend to forget is that one way or another the school is going to get paid for those courses. You will either have to pay now or later, so wouldn’t it just be better for you if you only took and paid for it once? This can be easier said than done, but trust me taking it again just is not worth it.
Read More- By Samantha Pizzani
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- May 16, 2011
- Common Graduation Problems
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Once you have finally made it through your four or five years of college it is time for you to graduate. You must feel elated! The funny thing is, now that you have made it this far the school is going to miss you so much they want to keep you there. Now, because they want to see you stay since you moving on with your life is too much for the school to handle many different issues might start to surface. Don’t think the school is trying to be mean…They just love you so much.
Read More- By Megan Harry
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- May 10, 2011
- Common College Questions
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Entering the world of college is a new experience for those who have just graduated high school. The expectations are higher and there is a whole new pair for shoes for you to fill. It can be scary going from high school to college with simply an orientation to prepare you. There is more to know than any orientation can inform you of, but doing your research beforehand can help you become more knowledgeable before the big day arrives.
Read More- By Josh Dealer
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- May 6, 2011
- Your Future Starts Now
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It takes a lot of time and energy to constantly think and worry about your future. Your best bet is to stop putting it off and take action now. Even if you start preparing for your future like saving money or applying to college makes a difference. The hardest part is getting started but after that it is usually pretty smooth sailing. You just have to know where to begin and it all does not need to be done right away. Doing a little bit everyday will help; you just have to find it within you to start.
Read More- By Sienna Jacobson
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- May 4, 2011
- Make Yourself Irreplaceable
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With all of the courses available in college, schools should begin to stress the importance of being a valued employee. This seems like common sense, but many students are clueless as to how to go about doing this once they get into the real world. Showing a company that you are irreplaceable is a hard task and although no one is really irreplaceable you can at least make it hard for the company to do so.
Read More- By Joan McKnight
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- May 2, 2011
- Where Do You Want To Be?
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Knowing what you want out of a life is a big decision to make. Everyone realizes what they want in life at different times, but many have whiffs of where they would like to be during college. The issue here is that people change and so do hopes and dream. There is nothing you can do about your changing feels, but when you have a strong feeling about something you should jump on it. If you are one of those people whose dreams change every month, you might want to reevaluate where you are in your life now and where you see yourself in the future.
Read More- By Julie Kohler
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- April 29, 2011
- Start College with a Plan
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A mistake many students seem to make is attending school with the intention of just graduating. When you first enter college, graduating should be part of the natural process, so why make that your main plan? Students should develop plans that are much more in-depth than graduating. These plans do not have to be made alone. Advisors can be of great assistance if given the chance.
Read More- By Dana Marie
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- April 27, 2011
- Patience is a Virtue after College
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It is not a secret that college students have no patience. They are continuously rushing and becoming agitated with those making them late for the next class, next appointment, or next available time to boil some noodles and study. Once college is over, students have to gain a better perspective on life and realize even though it was their time while in college, it is no longer as self-involved. Once graduated, students need to bow to the demands of a career and their new superiors. Adjusting to this can cause personal turbulence but the sooner it is learned the sooner they will be acclimated with their new demeanor in life.
Read More- By Hannah Kirk
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- April 25, 2011
- Should You Walk for Graduation?
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You have probably not given much thought to whether you want to walk or have your diploma mailed to you. Your main thought up until this point was likely, “I cannot wait to graduate college…period”. There are some pros and cons to both experiences, but students need to do what is best for them and maybe consider family members when making the decision. It can be hard thinking ahead of your next exam, but give your graduation plans some thought before the day finally arrives.
Read More- By Jessica Zimmer
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- April 15, 2011
- Let Your School Work for You
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You do a lot of work for school, so why shouldn’t you make your school work for you? With the amount of money paid in tuition, it hardly seems worth to just go to class and go home. You should try to find ways to utilize your school’s tools and allow the programs to help you. It will require you to put in extra time on-campus, but the benefits will certainly outweigh the negatives.
Read More- By Jeanelle DeMarco
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- April 13, 2011
- Build Your Job-Hunting Skills
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Gaining job-hunting skills is just as important as building your résumé. You have to know where to look, when to look, and how to look. These are all vital steps to learning how to properly look for a job. Some people are happy scanning through the career section of the newspaper to see what is available, but that is actually not an effective way to actively look for a job.
Read More- By Shayna Dovak
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- April 11, 2011
- Second Languages Take Backseat
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From the time we were in elementary school we have always been taught the value of learning a second language for our futures. But now that we are pretty much there, have you seen much need for this second language? As a recent college student I have found that many college-aged adults have taken the time to learn languages such as Spanish and Italian. The issue that has come about is that they have no need to use it. This is not true for all who learn a second language, but a decent number are experiencing this.
Read More- By Marco Diaz
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- April 8, 2011
- 4 Things Every Student Should Focus On
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Everyone knows students are very busy. There is a lot to be done in a short amount of time and there is little time left for other activities or even winding down. It can be hard to focus without letting outside influences hold you back, but having a clear idea of what to focus on is the best place to start. There should be certain things in students’ lives that they do not allow people to stand in the way of.
Read More- By John Sheindler
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- April 6, 2011
- 3 Questions Every Student Should Ask
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New students and current students have a lot on their plates. There is a lot of information to be known and much of it is not presented to you unless you specifically ask the right people. You should always feel free to contact your professors with any questions you might having regarding classes or the school. If they do not provide you with the information you are looking for, you should move on to the administration. They are the ones who should know the ins and outs of the school and provide you with the answers you are looking for.
Read More- By Mark Daniels
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- March 30, 2011
- 4 Tips to Faster Working
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We would all like to get more done in our day and fortunately there is a way for us to do that by simply adding in a few things and taking out others. It seems like no matter how much we accomplish in any given day, there is always more to do the following day. This is also very true for weekends and as a recent college student, I know the importance of getting everything done during the week so you can have some sort of weekend to recoup for the following week.
Read More- By John Troit
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- April 1, 2011
- 4 Things Every Student Should Know
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There is a lot of information for students to know to make it through high school and college while earning decent grades. There is more for students to know than the information the schools give them, but who is going to inform them? Having gone through college recently, I have come up with a list of four things that every student should know whether they are in college or in high school.
Read More- By Sarah Morgans
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- March 28, 2011
- 3 Tips to Time Management
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We could all use some extra time is our days, but the problem is time is not very accommodating. You have to work your schedule to optimize your time, but there always seems to be a shortage on this very important part of the day. As a recent college student, I have found some interesting ways to make sure you get the most out of your days and maybe make it possible to enjoy a nice relaxing weekend before the hectic schedule begins again.
Read More- By Brook Meller
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- March 25, 2011
- 4 Perks to an iPad
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The iPad is becoming very popular with students as well as the business world. It does not do exactly what a computer can do, but it certainly passes the time and allows you to do what you need to do. Many companies are coming out with different or cheaper versions that are very similar. With the iPad you might have to pay an extra monthly fee for 3G service, but if you just have wi-fi there is no monthly fee. This option is up to you depending on where you will need to use it.
Read More- By Jorgan Lundy
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- March 23, 2011
- 4 Tips for Dining Out on a Budget
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We all like to eat out with friends and have a good time, but this can take a serious toll on your wallet. There are plenty of ways for students to dine out without always burning holes in their pockets. You have to know where to look and when to go and you will find that there are some really great deals out there and some are designed just for students.
Read More- By Bianca Starr
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- March 21, 2011
- 3 Ways to Make Extra Money in College
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It is always nice to have a few extra bucks, especially when you are in college. There are many ways students can earn extra money aside from the job they already have. The only problem is that it takes up more time than some students even have. With the a heavy load of class and homework, it can be a lot even carrying one job, so adding another job on top of that is really not an option. The good the about colleges is that there are many places where you could make a few extra bucks while not adding too much to your schedule
Read More- By Diana Turrell
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- March 18, 2011
- BlackBerry vs. Droid
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Students are coming to rely on their smartphones on a daily basis in order to communicate with friends, reach professors, and be in on the latest news for whichever field they may be in. Some students care about the device that aids in this process while others just want one that works and is reliable. The BlackBerry and the Droid are both very popular phones and serve the same main purposes. The Droid can do a little more and has more computer-like qualities, but the BlackBerry is an old favorite.
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- March 16, 2011
- Online Jobs are Growing
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With the Internet doing everything short of washing your dishes, there are many possibilities available. People are creating their own jobs as well as searching for ways to work from home. Companies need people who are trained in computers and considering the Internet can be accessed from just about anywhere now with wifi, online jobs are becoming a great way to be employed. A college education is likely required if you are trying to get a job with a company but if you are starting up your own computer business then feel free to have as much or as little education as you desire as long as you know what to do to make your business successful.
Read More- By Kayla Marcos
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- March 14, 2011
- 3 Ways to Make Your Laptop Last
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A laptop is an expensive purchase so you want to make sure you take care of it so it can last far beyond your college years. With computer cluttering, random downloads, and virus-infested E-mails, the life of computers seems to be dwindling unless taken care of properly which can be more effort than some people are willing to do. It can be very simple to care for your computer on a constant basis if you keep up with it and are cautious when using it.
Read More- By Brian DeSala
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- March 11, 2011
- 4 Ways to Get a Better Sleep
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Whether you are in high school, college, or in your career, sleep is essential to functioning at your very best every day. It is becoming very common for us to rely on little sleep and a boost of caffeine to truck through our days, but our bodies need sleep to operate properly. Energy boosts are great if you just have a long day or are behind on work, but using them as a supplement for lost hours of sleep should be avoided. We all like to get a good night’s sleep but with a lot on our minds it can be hard to get into that “sleep-mode”.
Read More- By Jennifer Loller
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- March 9, 2011
- Top 3 Options after College
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When you are attending college it seems like the hard part of your future, but once you graduate you will see that it was actually to easiest it will get. All you had to do was make sure you earned decent grades in order to stay in. When you get out into the real world you have to make sure your resume’ is up to par and you are ready and willing to go to job interviews no matter what they are so you have a chance of landing at least one position.
Read More- By Jason Klein
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- March 7, 2011
- 4 Homework Tips
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After going to class and listening to a professor lecture you anywhere from 90 to 180 minutes the last thing you want to do is leave class only to continue on with the lesson by doing homework. This method works for some students as they like to get their homework done and out of the way. Others like to take a break for a few hours or a few days, and some even like to pretend that the homework doesn’t apply to them and they forget about it altogether.
Read More- By Holly Morgan
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- February 16, 2011
- Online Master’s Degree Time Saver
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Online courses are there so you can do several things at once. It is hard for people to give up so much time for classes that are so hard to sit through that all you do think about everything else you could be doing. Considering all of the advances with the Internet, it is hard to imagine why anyone would want to sit in a classroom for any reason. This is why getting your master’s degree online is such a huge time saver.
Read More- By Morgan Hoffman
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- March 4, 2011
- Top 5 Energy Drinks
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Students are always low on sleep and in high on work, but there is a way to beat this dilemma that students have been turning to for quite a few years now. It is not a great alternative to sleep or even a good one, but sometimes students need that extra boost to help them get ahead or finish a few assignments on time.
Read More- By Stacy Meldon
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- March 2, 2011
- 3 People to Know Well in School
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When you are in school it is always a good idea to know the higher ups that will be involved in your education. Through personal experience, I have developed a short list of people you should get to know to the best of your abilities in order to increase your success and make your experience that much easier.
Read More- By Daniella Morgan
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- February 28, 2011
- 5 Study Tips
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We all know how important it is to make time for studying. Though making time for it can be hard enough, that is actually the easy part. Learning how to study is an art form. Many students lack the skills it takes to efficiently study for a given subject and this can stem back to poor note taking or just no interest in the subject.
Read More- By Marissa Toller
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- September 19, 2010
- Clubs in College: To Join or Not to Join?
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While the education you obtain at school is invaluable, it may not be the most useful thing that you possess after graduating. The connections created with industry professionals and your social network will last you a lifetime and require being in school to create. Clubs afford like-minded students the opportunity to meet and create these connections.
Read More- By Mike Kupershteyn
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- February 25, 2011
- Top 10 Doctoral Degrees
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Earning your doctorate’s degree is a surefire way to boost your career. It takes a lot of work to complete but if you are serious about taking your career to the highest level this is the way to go.
Read More- By Melanie Wilks
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- February 23, 2011
- Top 6 Ways to Stay Relaxed
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When you have a lot on your plate you want to make sure you are always on your A game. The best way to do that is to make sure you relax when you can. If you are tightly wound up and need to wind down, you should take your own advice do what you can to deflate. When you are relaxed you perform better at work and in your daily life.
Read More- By Jenna Shane
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- February 21, 2011
- Top 10 Highest Earning Bachelor’s Degrees
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There is a lot students can do with bachelor’s degrees but some do not want to put in the time it takes to earn the degrees that have the highest payout. The degrees that do have the highest payout with four years of college are all in engineering which is a lot of work. A friend of mine is an engineer and he said he had no life for four years but it was well worth it in the end.
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- By Makayla Donovan
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- February 18, 2011
- Top 10 Party Schools
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When some students are looking at schools they want to know about the education and whether or not they are going to be challenged by the curriculum. When other students look they want to know where the best parties are taking place so they can get in on the action. If you desire to go to a party school you should at least do some research first so you know where the best of the best parties will be.
Read More- By Daniel Sternfeld
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- February 14, 2011
- GED’s Now Offered Online
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The Internet offers so many opportunities for students who want to go to college, but what about those who have not completed high school yet? Students are now able to get their GED online which is great for single parents or those who just have yet to get their high school diploma.
Read More- By Jess Hope
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- February 10, 2011
- Online Degrees in All Fields
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There are so many degrees available online for students to succeed in. Since the online world is becoming increasingly popular schools are making it possible for more degrees to be earned online. The more degrees available to more students will turn to the Internet to get a higher education. This is a great thing because so many high school students do not want to bother with campus colleges and this is a great alternative.
Read More- By Mark Daniels
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- February 7, 2011
- Why Parents Should Get an Education Online
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Getting an education online is just as good as getting an education at a traditional school. The bottom line is that you want to make sure you get your higher education in when you can. For those of you who find yourselves busy with just about everything in life and cannot seem to find the time to breathe; online education was made for people like you. Education online opens so many doors for people who are willing to put in the time.
Read More- By Daniella Russo
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- February 11, 2011
- Schools Online are Growing
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With students becoming busier as the years go on students are learning to appreciate the value of online courses. They are realizing that they are able to take the courses they need while still being able to keep their jobs and regular schedules. If students are able to multitask, they will. It is the generation of getting three things done at once, which is also why online schools are more appealing.
Read More- By Nadia Menta
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- February 4, 2011
- Earn Your Entire Degree Online
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Online is the way to go if you are crunched for time or just have many things going on at once. Students are finding it harder to find the enthusiasm to attend the four years of college in a classroom setting, especially after four years of high school. Earning your entire degree online can be the way to go if you need a change of setting and work better on your own time.
Read More- By Melanie Brenna
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- February 2, 2011
- Popular Colleges Online
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With everything being done online these days colleges are taking to the Internet as well. People are becoming busier and with the lack of time it is getting harder for them to find the desire to go back to school. Because of this there are many schools now offering entire degrees online. The more schools available online the more people will start heading back and realizing that there is time for online classes.
Read More- By Megan Fisher
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- January 31, 2011
- High School Diplomas are Important
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Earning your high school diploma is very important for the rest of your future education. Without attaining this diploma, you will be unable to apply to college and earn your associate’s or bachelor’s degree. This will leave you in a sticky situation when you are looking for a job. The career industry is geared towards those with college educations, so without your high school diploma; you are really holding yourself back from many opportunities.
Read More- By Shannon McCreedy
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- January 28, 2011
- What is Career College?
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Career college is a school that students can attend who only want to study their concentrated area. This leaves out the general education courses that a traditional four-year college requires such as English and math. It is a quicker way to get the education you desire, though it is not acceptable for all career choices.
Read More- By Ana Schiff
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- January 26, 2011
- Attend an Accredited Online School
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Attending an online school is great for the students who really work better when they can do the work on their own time. The problem here is, not all online schools are accredited and you might be wasting your money if you are unsure. It is easy to make sure the online school you are taking classes with is accredited.
Read More- By Ron Waylan
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- January 24, 2011
- Get Your Master’s Degree Online
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If you can get your undergraduate degree online, why not get your master’s degree online as well? It is becoming increasingly popular to get your master’s degree online because of how much it actually saves you in the end. It will take the same amount of time to attain the degree, but because you are able to do it on your own time, it will save you time for not having to attend campus classes.
Read More- By Samantha Cabrera
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- January 21, 2011
- Are Online Degrees Beneficial?
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Online degrees are usually considered the same as degrees that were earned at traditional campus-colleges. This can also depend on the employer who might have his/her own views on what a college degree means. The truth is, you are doing the work from an accredited school and earning a degree. In many people’s eyes, this means the degree comes with the same benefits as if it were earned on campus.
Read More- By James Kendall
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- January 19, 2011
- Is Attending College Online For You?
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Online college can be suitable for any student who prefers to work on his/her own time. That is one of the greatest features of attending classes online. If you are one of the students that needs to attend class in order to be accountable for the work and in order to perform better, than you might want to consider doing most of your classes at a traditional campus and only taking some courses online.
Read More- By Maria DeMarco
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