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Online Degrees, Where Do They Stand (Part II)…
Last week, we focused on online degrees through a narrative post. Included below is a list of survey statistics and other information related to post-secondary costs and online education. All of the information was gathered from the online articles listed at the bottom of … Continue reading
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Tagged college, degrees, education, online, post-secondary
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Online Degrees, Where Do They Stand (Part I)….
It is no secret that the average cost of college has long been on an upward trend and continues to rise steeply. This year students are looking at paying more than $20,000 to attend college for a single year. Granted, … Continue reading
Posted in High School, Post Secondary
Tagged college, degrees, education, online, post-secondary, virtual
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New College Grads, 6 Tips for Success…
Copyright December 11, 2012 CareerBuilder, LLC – Reprinted with permission. By Sonia Acosta, Special to CareerBuilder College seniors and recent graduates are in a delicate, crucial and demanding time of their lives. They face an overwhelming number of decisions … Continue reading
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Tagged careerbuilder, careers, college, post-secondary, Students
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Does College Still Pay?…
The cost-benefit analysis of college is a topic that needs to be re-evaluated every few years. More specifically, where does college fit in the decision making process as students evaluate their futures. As college continues to become more expensive, more … Continue reading
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Tagged career education, careers, college, degrees, education, jobs, post-secondary
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Career & Technical Education: Five Ways that Pay…
Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce (CEW) recently released Career and Technical Education: Five Ways That Pay Along the Way to the B.A. The report details the 29 million “middle jobs” in theU.S. economy and five CTE pathways … Continue reading
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Tagged career and technical education, career education, careers, cte, education, jobs, post-secondary, training
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Paying Students Loans Back…
Student loans make it possible for many people to afford and attend college that otherwise couldn’t. This is wonderful in that it opens up doors of opportunity for people to reach their goals, dreams, and aspirations regardless of their income … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowing, college, costs, education, planning, post-secondary, student loans
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A Little Education Can Go a Long Way…
Too many students attending a 4-year college choose their major solely based on what they enjoy learning about. Now, don’t get me wrong, I am a big proponent of choosing a career that you will enjoy. Forty hours a … Continue reading
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Tagged career center, careers, high school, jobs, post-secondary
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Take a Closer Look…
“Keys to Success” – September 11, 2011 Supplement to the Grand Forks Herald If you have not had the chance to peruse Sunday’s supplement to the Grand Forks Herald entitled “The Key to Your Success,” I recommend reading it closely before … Continue reading
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Tagged career education, careers, college, high school, planning, post-secondary, success
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The Need for Post-Secondary Education…
Youths Without Any Post-Secondary Education Face Tough Jobs Picture  Following earlier reports on the Associated Press-Viacom survey, which assessed education and workforce issues among US youths, the AP (4/22) reports, “The nation’s economic upheaval has been especially hard on young … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, college, degrees, education, employment, graduates, high school, post-secondary, technical
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