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Career Choice: Urban Planner
Years of carefully planning has enabled some towns to become major cities, the joint handiwork of city administrators and urban planners who put their ideas on a blueprint, formalizing final
LSU, Alabama 1-2 in BCS Poll
As expected, LSU and Alabama are the two top teams in the very first BCS poll released this week. The two SEC schools are followed by a pair of Big
Book Review: Panicked Student’s Guide
Choosing a College Major. Get it right and you can lay the foundation for career success and happiness. College Majors Choosing a college major isn’t that easy for some students,
Career Choice: Training and Development Specialist
These professionals design and conduct training sessions based on training requirements, in a bid to help people improve their performance. Specialists use a variety of printed and visual aids, and
Your GPA and College Admissions Requirements
Most schools use a 4.0 grad scale with a 4 representing an “A,” a 3 a “B” and so on. The higher the GPA, the better the student’s chances of
College Football Continues to be Overshadowed by Change
The 2011 college football season will go down as one that has been overshadowed by change. And, not change that has taken place on the gridiron. Just this past week,
Career Choice: Special Education Teacher
If you enjoy working with special needs people, particularly children, you may find a career as a special education teacher to be rewarding. Most classes are very small with some
Career Choice: Actuary
Actuaries analyze statistical data including information desired by insurance companies: mortality, accident, disability and retirement rates that are calculated, assigned a risk and a forecast made for future liability. Some
Career Choice: Meeting Planner
Although a college degree isn’t always necessary to work as a meeting planner, the skills of an experienced administrator are required. More than three quarters of meeting planners have at
College Football Week 6: Half Way Done
The college football season is approaching the half way mark for some teams, as the sixth week of the season begins tonight. Many teams have already taken their byes, while
Career Choice: Chef
Chefs receive training on the job, but many choose to attend a culinary arts program at a community or technical college. Some schools offer four-year degrees in food science while
Career Choice: Web Developer
That leaves approximately half with a bachelor’s degree, raising an important question for the reader: should I bother with college? That answer is no, if you don’t mind possible limitations
