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Getting a Bachelor of Education

Published on Wednesday, April 11th, 2012 by admin

For those of you looking into a career in education and teaching, and if you live in the North Bay area of Ontario, you have probably heard a bit about Nipissing University. Its the prominent institution in the region offering programs specialized for individuals looking to enter the education industry. If you are looking for [...]

Private vs. Public Colleges & Universities: Which Should You Attend?

Published on Friday, August 12th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: 4-year colleges and universities, attending private college, attending private university, attending public college, attending public university, colleges and universities, difference between private and public colleges and universities, difference between public colleges and universities and private colleges and universities, private colleges and universities, public colleges and universities

There are many colleges and universities students can apply to, which means variety in selection. But sometimes having such an overwhelming number of choices could pose a problem for college bound students that aren’t sure which schools to send applications to. When it comes to private colleges and universities and public versions of these educational [...]

A Basic Intro to Fraternities & Sororities

Published on Tuesday, August 9th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: benefits of fraternities, benefits of joining a fraternity, benefits of joining a sorority, benefits of sororities, fraternities and sororities, fraternity and sorority, how to join a fraternity, how to join a sorority, joining a fraternity, joining a sorority, joining sororities and fraternities

When many people think of college fraternities and sororities, images of keg parties and hazing often come to mind. Despite the negative rap these organizations tend to get, they exist for a reason and do come with benefits for college students that are interested in being a part of such a group. One of the [...]

The College Graduate’s Checklist

Published on Tuesday, July 19th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: checklist for graduating students, graduating from college, graduation checklist, tips for graduating from college

You’ve put in the time, the work and made the grade. Now you’re officially on your way towards becoming a college graduate–congratulations! Before you continue with your celebrations, however, there are some important items that should be checked off your list to make sure that your transition from college life to the “real world” is [...]

The Role of College Tours When Choosing Schools

Published on Monday, July 18th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: benefits of college tours, campus tours, college campus tour, college campus tours, college tours, tours of college campuses, why college tours are important

There are more colleges and universities than anyone can keep track of. Applying to schools can be intimidating for incoming students, which is why doing research is so important. College tours are one of the most overlooked, yet crucial parts of the process. What is a College Tour? As the name implies, this is a [...]

Is a College Minor Right for You?

Published on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: benefits of college minor programs, choose a college minor, choosing a college minor, college minor, college students, minor programs

In college it seems the main focus the majority of students deal with revolves around the idea of what subject they will major in. But what about a minor? First time college students may not have even given this concept a second thought but there are benefits that come with choosing a minor to go [...]

Graphic Design Degree: The Creative Possibilities

Published on Monday, July 4th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: careers in graphic design, degree in graphic design, graphic design career, graphic design careers, graphic design degree, graphic design degrees, graphic design job opportunties, graphic design jobs, graphic designer, graphic designers, jobs in graphic design

The concept of “graphic design” would have been lost on most people a few decades ago. However, just about everyone has heard of–or is somewhat familiar–with this term and what it means. With the continuing popularity of technology and all things related to the Internet, the graphic design field has exploded in terms of employment [...]

Why Students Should Take Summer and Winter Sessions

Published on Friday, June 24th, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: benefits of summer session, benefits of winter session, college students, summer classes, summer courses, summer school, summer session, winter classes, winter courses, winter session

The term “summer school” usually carries a negative connotation. In the past, going to summer school meant that a student didn’t make the grade and to avoid being held back, had to enroll in classes during the summer to make up for it. However, when it comes to college students, the definition is the complete [...]

Priority Classes for College Freshmen to Take

Published on Thursday, June 23rd, 2011 by Dania Mallette
Tags: college classes, college courses, college frehmen, college students, freshmen classes to take, prerequisites classes, what classes to take

Entering college as a freshmen is a new experience that comes with new territory. While high school pretty much dictated what classes to take and when, college allows for more flexibility. However, freshmen still have to complete certain courses in order to successfully meet their school’s requirements. While the specific classes vary from school to [...]

UC San Diego Accepting Electronic Transcripts

Published on Tuesday, June 14th, 2011 by Nohel
Tags: college transcripts, community college transcripts, docufide, Transcripts, UC San Diego, UCSD

Around this time of year, University of California (UC) campuses are requiring transfer students from community colleges to submit their transcripts. As technology becomes more and more institutionalized in the college admittance process, submitting your transcripts is no different. UC San Diego Accepting Transcripts Through Docufide UC San Diego is now accepting electronic transcripts via [...]

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