Obama’s College Scorecard

Published on Thursday, February 14th, 2013 by admin

During the 2013 State of the Union address, President Obama announced a scorecard for colleges. This digital application allows potential students to look up information that will give them a leg up when applying for colleges and universities across the USA. Barrack Obama is stepping up his effort to make sure each college and university [...]

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University of Washington Foster School of Business

Published on Monday, January 28th, 2013 by admin

Whether you are advancing your skills in Business or Technology, or are an organization that wishes to train and develop the skills of your workforce, University of Washington has an education system response that will meet your educational needs. It offers undergraduate degree programs, MBA, MPAcc, MSIS and PhD’s. They also offer a range of [...]

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It’s Never Too Late: Going Back to School as an Adult

Published on Monday, January 28th, 2013 by admin

With the job market the way it is today, seeking a higher education as a means of giving you a competitive edge in the job market  is more important than it ever was for previous generations.  Even the most banal of jobs require some form of post-secondary accreditation. Often employers go so far as to [...]

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The Five Best Master Degrees to Choose for 2013

Published on Friday, January 25th, 2013 by admin

Thousands of new college graduates will enter the labor force this year; however with unemployment at 7.6 percent many will put off the strenuous job search process and opt out of the feeble job market to pursue graduate degrees. This article aims to set out and determine which master’s degrees would provide the best abiding [...]

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Grade Inflation and How it Affects You

Published on Thursday, December 20th, 2012 by Katie Nohr

We all know that in order to get into college, and to remain competitive once you get there, you’ve got to have good grades. If you’re currently in college, or trying to apply, then you also know that ‘good’ grades are often not good enough anymore. A ‘B’ is technically a good grade, but for [...]

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U.S. News’ Best Colleges For 2013: Which One Do You Want to Attend?

Published on Tuesday, December 18th, 2012 by Cameron Varol

U.S. News’ college rankings lists are certainly quite a big deal. Every year, every college in the United States hopes to be on that list but not every school gets to be on it unfortunately. Of course, there is not much change each year. There are your ivy-league schools that will not leave the top [...]

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Looking to Transfer Colleges? Read this for a Successful Transfer

Published on Friday, March 23rd, 2012 by J. Gomes
Tags: college transfer essays, college transfer stats, college transfer strategies, transfer colleges

You’ve decided what direction you would like to take in College and have taken the necessary steps to achieve certain credits at your institution. Some students who want to save money and spend less on their post-secondary education long-term, prefer to take half of their degree at a community college and then transfer their credits [...]

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IUON Announces Upper Division BSN Program

Published on Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 by Nohel
Tags: bsn degree, bsn program, nursing, nursing degree

Starting in September 2011, the International University of Nursing (IUON) will offer an Upper Division BSN program. The Board of Trustees confirmed its support of the program following approval by the IUON Faculty Committee and University Administration. President Warren Ross notes that “The majority of colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada offer upper [...]

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5 Top Tips to Get Organized For College: Preparing for College

Published on Friday, October 21st, 2011 by J. Gomes
Tags: college organization tips, organization, organization tips

Entering College is probably one of the most expensive, time consuming investments you will ever partake. It is important to prepare for College and know the steps necessary in order to keep from being overwhelmed by the tedious College application process, stressful interviews and the like. Here we will help you stay on top of [...]

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7 Tips to Success in College: Effective Study Habits

Published on Friday, September 16th, 2011 by Emma Quigley
Tags: college, college help, College Tips

College is very different from School, in many ways. One of the most significant changes to get used to is learning to study independently; no professor will be chasing you up if you’re late or you don’t hand your work in, you will just fail. This is why it is important to grasp effective study [...]

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