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Hiring an employee can be an expensive, time consuming endeavor. When you invest valuable time training your new hire just to find out that they are not right for the position, you have wasted both your and their time. To alleviate this potential problem, more and more businesses are turning to coding testing to narrow […]
Earning a doctorate generally means you can look forward to above-average earnings in the future. Of course, that doesn’t do you any good at the moment. In fact, if you’re like most students, you’re worried about how you’ll pay for your doctorate. 4 Simple Ways to Fund Your Doctorate Fortunately, there are four simple ways […]
If you ask most people why they want to go to college, you’ll probably get one main reason: to get a good job. This is, of course, an excellent reason for getting the grades and going through the enrolment process for college – and for sticking with it once you’re there. However, there are other […]
An MBA (Master’s of Business Administration) degree focuses on various topics related to business in the hopes of applying these to management in a scientific or strategic way. Following graduation, students of this degree are put on the path to jobs in finance, marketing, management, and various other career opportunities in business. But the business […]
Heading off to college at an out-of-state school is quintessential sign of independence. But it can also be a bit of an overwhelming experience, particularly if you’re trying to figure out how you’ll get around. While your parents may have given you the spare keys to the family car when you lived at home, you […]
Your college years are potentially some of the most productive and most important years of your life. It’s not that the rest of your life is meaningless in comparison or that you’ll never have fun or accomplish anything after college. Rather, the importance of college is that it lays the groundwork for the rest of […]
With more than 10,000 Americans reaching retirement age every day of the week, it is understandable that gerontology related occupations are in great demand for graduates from frontrunners in the field from schools like the program offered at USC online. Not only is the University of Southern California the top-ranked graduate program in gerontology, but […]
For a long time, lecturing has played a major role in education. However, you’ve probably had the experience of seeing students nod off as you’re talking. Verbally conveying information to students is useful at some points, yet constant lecture is dull for most learners. Instead of continuing to merely talk at your students, employ some […]
Everybody deserves the right to education, especially if it means you can reach your dream career by gaining a new qualification. Going to college is all about starting a new chapter in your life and working hard to achieve your goals. However, before you can get too excited about this new adventure, it is important […]
In the fall of 2017, state colleges and universities became tuition-free for New York residents whose families earn less than $100,000 a year. The limit will go up to $125,000 by 2019, meaning nearly 1 million families will be eligible. New York is the first state to offer free tuition to four-year universities. Other states […]