Am I smart enough for grad school?
Are you ready to advance in your career by earning a master’s degree? Are you hesitant to take that step, asking “Am I smart enough for grad school?” Motivation is just as important as “smarts.”
Five tips for a successful college orientation
More than just another campus tour, at a successful college orientation you will make new friends, register for classes, laugh, learn and become acclimated to your campus community.
Ten steps to achieve your career goals
Some simple tips to turn any dream into reality include choosing a realistic goal, breaking it into achievable steps and celebrating milestones. But when it comes to adult students completing a degree or earning a master’s degree, here are 10 specific steps to achieve your career goals and not just dream.
Why college retention and graduation rates matter
College retention and graduation rates are two statistics that can give you a idea of how successful students are at a certain college or university.
Balance work, family and going back to school
Being an adult comes with a lot of responsibility. You’re managing your household, making time for your spouse, making sure you have enough groceries to get you through the week, paying bills, etc. Going back to college as an adult can seem daunting. But, here are some tips on how to balance work, family and going back to school.
The value of a liberal arts education
The value of a liberal arts education is that when you earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science, education, business, etc., you will be prepared for your chosen field, with a broader educational background.
Why get involved on campus?
How might you get involved on campus as a first-year student? Let us count the ways – and the reasons – that it is a good idea to consider extracurricular opportunities along with academics when considering a college.
Going back to school as an adult?
Are you ready to advance in your career? Or, are you ready to focus on something completely new? If continuing your education intrigues you, ask yourself these four questions when considering going back to school as an adult.