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5 Tips to Manage Your Time Better and Stay on Track
These study tips can help you save some time and continue working towards your online degree.
Top Online Education Colleges Explained
Recent research by U.S. News & World Report named these schools as the best in the online degree world.
Three People Who Should Avoid Online Classes
Online school offers incredible flexibility, but not everyone is suited to the more independent environment of online courses.
How to Talk to Your Parents about Online School
Parents often think of the new school online college to be a bit of a scam, so how do you convince them that your school is different?
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$1 Million for Earth Science Degree Programs
Two schools recent half a million to fund earth science students with scholarships.
How Do Business Graduates Fair in the Job World?
Business graduates are doing well compared to others in the job market.
What to Consider for College Admission
These are some things that you really need to think about during college admission.
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Global exposure can be beneficial for MBA students
As technology has made it easier for people across the world to communicate with each other, many American business professionals are expanding their ventures overseas.
Earning an MBA has never been more convenient for working adults
Many students decide to earn a master of business administration (MBA) degree because it can open doors to new career, allow for job advancement and increase salaries.
Many prospective MBA students ditch the beach and complete a summer internship
According to BNET, CBS's business network, the most popular graduate program for both men and women is master of business administration (MBA).
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Getting It Right: Picking an Online College
Picking an online school allows you to work from home but choose the right one.
What are the technology requirements for taking online classes?
When students are researching the option of earning a degree online, one thing they should consider is what type of technology it may take to pursue a web-based credential.
How to pick the perfect online school
According to the 2010 Sloan Survey of Online Learning, many students are opting to take classes online.
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Survey: Technology indispensable for students
In a new survey, e-textbook provider CourseSmart has found that significant majorities of college students use digital devices and other online resources to facilitate their studies.
Tablet devices may be the future of online studying
According to the 2010 Sloan Survey of Online Learning, more students are opting to take web-based class as opposed to traditional campus-based courses.
Mobile applications may be the future of higher education
As more students turn to technology to earn a college degree, many schools are looking for innovative ways to give students access to academic material.
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Most without college education unfamiliar with financial aid resources
A new survey conducted by Public Agenda, a nonprofit research organization, has revealed that 70 percent of those who do not have a college education are not fully apprised of the basic guidelines for applying for financial aid.
Tips on finishing grad school debt-free
A graduate school education can be a great investment, but it often leaves students saddled with debt. The San Francisco Chronicle lists a few ways in which degree seekers can enter the workforce without any student debt in tow.
Marines use GI resources, online courses to get education
Serving in the military often leaves service members with obligations that prevent them from getting an education, but some U.S. Marines are working to earn college degrees to lay the foundation for a future career.
