Today more than ever, adults are returning to school to finish previous degrees or completely change their career path to a field that has greater opportunity for growth and employment. Having a passion for your field of study is essential […read more]

Are you a single mom who wants to go back to college to get a better job? Do you struggle to balance being a working mom with spending time with your kids? Are you unsure of how to find extra […read more]

Going to college has long been considered a rite of passage for students fresh out of high school to take their next step towards building a future career. Today, the student body has changed! More than ever, working adults are […read more]

For students who are single mothers trying to juggle the pressures of attending college and providing for their children, paying the cost of tuition can be a major hindrance to furthering their education. Whether you are a single mom who […read more]

For students who are interested in helping individuals and families improve their lives through challenging life circumstances, there are many options for degree programs that can help you pursue a career to achieve your goal. Two of the most common […read more]

When it comes to higher education, modern students have a number of choices in pursing certifications and degrees to help them reach their future career goals. While many students choose to enroll in a traditional brick and mortar college or […read more]

Getting through college can be challenging, and for some students that may mean they ended up with less than stellar grades throughout their course program. So what do you do when you want to transfer schools, but don’t have the […read more]

Times are changing when it comes to choosing a college. While it used to be the “norm” for students to graduate high school and immediately enroll in a traditional public or private college, the trends are shifting to meet the […read more]

With the high cost of a college education these days, many wonder if it’s really worth it to put in the time to earn a college degree. Several recent studies, including one from the Pew Research Center, have helped provide […read more]

Got several years of work and life experience under your belt, but no college degree? You now can receive college credit for the on-the-job and lifelong learning you’ve done and the “competencies” you’ve mastered. It’s part of a new push […read more]