Tag "masters degree"
3 Ways to Save Money on Your Master’s Degree
After finishing your bachelor’s degree, you might be considering furthering your education by going on to study a master’s program.
Grad School: Why Going Makes Sense
You’ve considered attending graduate (grad) school, but are wondering if the investment is worth it. Grad school means about two more years of higher education, but the per credit costs and fees are greater than undergraduate school and your financial aid options are limited.
Have Master’s, Can Teach (Maybe)
Tweet At certain colleges and universities, your master’s degree may allow you to teach as an adjunct instructor, but a degree alone is no guarantee that you will land a
How to Get Ready for Grad School
Tweet Regardless of your reasons for wanting a master’s degree, you should start your graduate pursuit early on in your senior year of college. 1. Explore your options. When you
Career Choice: Health Educator
Tweet A health educator also encourages people to embrace healthy eating habits, by evaluating and implementing programs that lead to improved nutrition. A bachelor’s degree is generally required for this
Career Choice: Public Relations Specialist
Tweet Turn your gift for public speaking into a career. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a 24 percent job growth for all public relations specialists by 2018, a
Georgetown Study: Pay Scale of the College Majors
Tweet The Economic Value of College Majors,” reveals that the pay scales of college majors ranges from $29,000 for counseling majors to $120,000 for petroleum engineering majors. This first of
Andrew Jackson University Goes Tuition Free
Tweet This article isn’t an endorsement of Andrew Jackson University, rather it is our way of shining the light on the various happenings across academia. Probably the most important concern
No Degree? That Might Be A Problem.
Tweet Here’s a thought: you’re in college and are frustrated with your major, even dissatisfied with your school. You’re contemplating quitting, perhaps heading out to the work world in pursuit