One thing that's changed the face of medicine over the last century is how reliant the field has become on technology. The days of a doctor using only on a stethoscope and a thermometer (and the occasional lollipop) are now preserved in the realm of Norman Rockwell paintings. These days a doctor needs a team ...
It seems that flowers weren't the only things springing up since March. The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced 255,000 new jobs last April, with 162,000 more the month before. These numbers do come with a warning though, most of these new jobs went to people with degrees, a two year degree at a minimum. ...
Men and women who join our all-volunteer armed forces work long hours and spends weeks, months and even years away from their loved ones to protect our nation. Not since the days of WWII have we depended on them for the security not only of our nation, but the world. These military members unquestionably deserve ...
There are many people out there who got their educations the old fashioned way. They got up every morning, commuted to their brick-and-mortar college and eventually did walk out with some sort of degree. Now they are realizing that an Associate or Bachelor degree just isn't enough, and the only practical option is to continue ...
About half of all Americans who enroll in college never complete the program, according to the Lumina Foundation of Education. Some states have recently begun working to improve college graduation rates. What's also working well are college distance learning classes for students who cannot attend a traditional campus. ...
When President Obama signed the Health Care and Education Reform Act this year, there was a special rider attached. Called the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, it also did its share of reform. It increased Pell Grants and revamped a number of tax credits for those seeking a college degree. It was a good ...
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