Sunday, October 10th, 2010

Ten Signs That You Should Go Back to College

October 8, 2010 by michaelm  
Filed under Career, Online College, Online Education

You’ve probably heard about the wealth of options available for adult students to enroll in college, either offline or online, but you may doubt your suitability for these programs. The “I have to work!” excuse is just that - these programs offer the flexibility you need to earn an income and study for your degree at the same time. However, how do you know if these programs truly are right for you? Here are ten signs that you should go back to college:

Top Ten Odd Benefits of Attending Online Colleges

October 7, 2010 by michaelm  
Filed under Career, Online College, Online Education

Earning a degree part time has never been more affordable or convenient. Better yet, attending online college provides even more advantages to the adult student than an offline college does. But there are some other benefits to studying for an online degree that are, well, a little odd, but no less useful.

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A Step by Step Guide For Adults Looking to Go Back to College

October 6, 2010 by michaelm  
Filed under Career, Online College, Online Education

As many professionals soon realize, the level of education that one receives has a significant impact on their earning potential. Many professionals begin a career, only to realize that the path they have chosen, may not be right for them. Therefore, going back to college will not only impact an adult’s professional future and income, but their happiness as well.

The History of Distance Learning

October 6, 2010 by michaelm  
Filed under Career, Online College, Online Education

With roots reaching back three centuries, distance learning has evolved from humble beginnings into the efficient educational delivery system known today. Through all its varying forms, the goal of distance learning has always been to bring educational opportunities to a broader population

Four Ideas for Preparing Yourself to Go Back to College Online

September 26, 2010 by michaelm  
Filed under Online College

For someone who has been out of school for even a short time, the idea of going back to school can be intimidating. Nonetheless, you know that you must push through the apprehension if you want the increased marketability and mental stimulation that come with an advanced education. Here are some ideas for overcoming the intimidation and preparing yourself to go back to college online.

Interview with Physician Assistant Randy Archibald

September 21, 2010 by Sarah Ward  
Filed under Healthcare, Interviews

If you’re considering a career in the health care industry, the profession of physician assistant is growing in popularity. We caught up with physician assistant Randy Archibald to ask him about his experiences in the field. My Colleges and Careers: What misconceptions do people have about being a physician’s assistant? Randy Archibald: One of the [...]

Best Online Colleges for 2011: Walden University

September 20, 2010 by Sarah Ward  
Filed under Online College, Online Education

In 1970, Walden University was established by two educators who had the vision of creating a school specifically for working adults to earn degrees while maintaining full time jobs. Over the years, Walden has helped more than 42,500 students achieve higher learning and progress successfully in their careers. With a faculty committed to student learning, [...]

Study Workspace Suggestions - Ada Gonzalez

September 14, 2010 by Sarah Ward  
Filed under Interviews

Recently we interviewed several interior designers on the topic of creating effective workspaces for students on a budget. Over the next few weeks, we will share helpful tips from professionals on creating workspaces for school. Today’s expert is Ada Gonzalez who joins us from New York City, New York. If you’d rather read the interview, [...]

10 New Reasons to Go Back to College

August 3, 2010 by Sarah Ward  
Filed under On Campus

So you’ve decided to take the plunge and go back to college — congratulations! It’s not uncommon for people like you to head back to college after being in the work force for years, either to switch careers, or to advance at work. Going back to college can be a challenging and feel like 10 [...]

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