If you’re considering updating your skills with an online degree or certificate, you’re certainly not alone. According to the most recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2018, there were just under 7 million students enrolled in some kind of distance education courses at degree-granting postsecondary institutions. First, you’ll need to make …
Your current employer could be the key to helping you continue your education. How? Because many organizations partner with higher education institutions to provide their employees with some type of tuition reimbursement. Employee tuition reimbursement can also be a tax deductible benefit for employers. If you haven’t looked into tuition reimbursement at your place of …
Earning an associate degree is a great investment in your future, and it’s undoubtedly helped guide where you see yourself in the future. The question remains, do you have the skills and credentials for the career you want? A bachelor’s degree is the logical next step for a number of reasons. Mainly, millions of jobs …
As the old saying goes: It’s not what you know, it’s who you know. Obviously, that’s not entirely true – it’s important to develop your skills for the career you want – but we can’t deny the importance of networking. When in-person events aren’t an option, virtual networking events can be a great alternative. Virtual …
When deciding on a college major or a career path, some people choose what fits their skills or aptitudes, while others choose what fits their passions by finding something they’re excited about. But what about choosing a major or career that matches your personality? There are many aspects of a job that can make you …