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• College Degrees that Lead to a Job Every Time

  Written on July 25, 2011 by Sarah Ward

  Something that is making headlines through all the biggest news outlets is whether a college degree is really worth it. If you want to get the most return on your investment (ROI) from your four years at university, here are 5 college degrees that will lead to a job every single time. Continue reading →

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  Category: Business, Healthcare, Information Technology
  Tags: accounting, computer, healthcare, jobs, nursing

• What Makes A Great Nurse?

  Written on January 14, 2011 by Rachel Call

  It’s no secret that nurses play a very important role in the care of patients. Among all members of the health care team, the nurse spends the most time with patients. This fact alone gives nurses the unique position of having the ability to improve the quality of care in hospitals, nursing homes, and communities. Continue reading →

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  Category: Healthcare, Online College
  Tags: healthcare, nursing

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• Online School Programs You Never Knew Existed

  Written on December 24, 2010 by Rachel Call

  Online college courses don’t have to be all work and no play. Usually the first thing people think of when they hear “online course” is math, English, or business. However, there is much more to online school than meets the eye. The benefits of being able to take classes on your own time and wherever you are make an online college education an attractive option. Here are 5 online schools that specialize in areas that aren’t traditionally taught online. Continue reading →

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  Category: Online College
  Tags: culinary arts, nursing, online college courses, online college education, online college resources, online colleges, online schools

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• Ten Best Jobs That Make Going Back To College Easy

  Written on October 20, 2010 by Michael Moss

  Going back to college takes courage on the part of the student. Leaving the comfort of a job can be difficult but the reward of salary and potential of job growth are a couple of the many incentives of returning to college. The following examples are jobs and careers in which the salaries and job growth are encouraging reasons to choose them. Continue reading →

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  Category: Online College, Online Education
  Tags: nursing

• What Classes Will You Take In An Online Nursing School?

  Written on October 9, 2010 by Michael Moss

  More than ever people are finding it more convenient to attend online nursing schools, due to the flexibility and available of online nursing school classes. Online nursing school makes life a lot easier for busy individuals who have a day job and a hectic family life. Therefore, attending an online nursing school provides just as much high quality instruction as a physical classroom setting, however online nursing schools are a more convenient and flexible way to attend school. Continue reading →

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  Category: Healthcare, Online College
  Tags: healthcare, nursing

• Popular Online School Programs: Online Healthcare Degrees

  Written on August 7, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  One industry that is still growing and flourishing today despite the challenging economic climate is healthcare. If you’re looking for a stable career to invest in, healthcare is a safe bet, even now. You may be surprised to learn that … Continue reading →

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  Category: Healthcare, Online Education
  Tags: healthcare, nursing

• What Not to Do Online Part II

  Written on July 28, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  If you’ve ever been stopped in traffic at a stop light and looked over to see the dude next to you picking his nose in his car, you’re well aware of transparency. In addition to deciding when is a safe time to, well, dig for gold, care ought to be taken for our online dealings as well. Here’s Part II of What Not to Do Online (don’t forget to read part I). Continue reading →

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  Category: Business, Healthcare
  Tags: facebook, nursing, social media, technology

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• U.S. Soldiers Form American History Symbols in World War I

  Written on July 6, 2010 by Sarah Ward

  During World War I, two patriotic photographers Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas captured images of famous American history symbols such as the Statue of Liberty, U.S. Shield, Liberty Bell, American Eagle, and Uncle Sam using thousands of soldiers in meticulous formations. Originally intended to be part of a campaign to market war bonds, the photographs are now part of the Library of Congress and the Museum of Modern Art. Continue reading →

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  Category: GI Degree Search
  Tags: nursing

• Registered Nurse (RN) Career Spotlight

  Written on August 12, 2009 by Kate Lehnhof

  Becky, a university graduate with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Nursing, took time out of her busy week going through hospital orientation as a recently certified Registered Nurse, to answer some questions about the world of nursing. When did … Continue reading →

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  Category: Career, Education, Healthcare, Interviews, Online College
  Tags: nursing

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• Career Spotlight: Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

  Written on August 11, 2009 by Kate Lehnhof

  Nursing is a virtually recession-proof job that will always be in demand. My Colleges and Careers asked pediatric nurse practitioner SueAnn Hyland (R.N., P.N.P.) of Orange County, Calif., more about what she does on a daily basis. Fun Fact: Married … Continue reading →

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  Category: Career, Healthcare, Online College
  Tags: healthcare, nursing