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The Role of Paralegals in Enhancing Access to Justice
03
May

The Role of Paralegals in Enhancing Access to Justice

05/03/2023By
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22
Apr

Can an Associate’s Degree Fast Track My Career?  

04/22/2023By
A degree is not a prerequisite to a successful career or better job prospects, but in many cases, it can help you get past a slump or plateau. It’s a valuable tool that can open doors to more opportunities and better salary prospects, but is that true for an Associate’s Degree too? Let’s explore this in greater...
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A grad student poses with a large book while wearing a cap.
21
Apr

Questions to Ask Yourself Before Applying to Grad School

04/21/2023By
Two-thirds of graduate students tend to regret their decision to attend grad school, either due to student debt, their choice of major, or the stress and burnout it causes.
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20
Apr

How to Maintain a Student-Life Experience When Studying Online

04/20/2023By
One of the biggest selling points of college is the student life experience: the parties, extracurriculars, and long-lasting friendships.However, it’s an entirely different experience when you’re studying online and not interacting with classmates, peers, or professors in the physical sphere.
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19
Apr

Planning a Strategy to Pay Off Educational Loans

04/19/2023By
The average amount of student debt in the US is between $37,574 and $52,921. Tuition alone costs tens of thousands and can take decades, if not a lifetime, to pay off for many. Unfortunately, with inflation, the global economic crisis, and other factors, students continue to rack up debt for years, with no end in...
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A young student smiles while taking classes online.
18
Apr

Is An Associate’s Degree Better for Me, or Should I Opt for a Bachelor’s Degree?

04/18/2023By
Enrolling in a degree program or university is always a major decision and can determine your career path. One of the most significant decisions you’ll make, in addition to your major and job, is deciding which type of degree is right for you.
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A healthcare administrator makes financial management decisions while working.
31
Jan

Surprising Ethical Considerations Healthcare Administrators Are Faced With

01/31/2023By
Healthcare administration can either be in healthcare management or public health, both of which are exceptionally challenging fields. Not only is the work demanding and draining, but you are also faced with various ethical considerations as a healthcare administrator, which affect your decision-making process.
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graduate students
30
Jan

The Biggest Challenges Faced by Graduate Students

01/30/2023By
Grad school is one of the most rewarding but challenges and difficult experiences graduate students can go through, due to many factors. These include the actual coursework, managing jobs and families, time constraints, etc.
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Information Technology
28
Jan

The Most Exciting Aspects of Having a Degree in Information Technology

01/28/2023By
Information technology degrees continue to be among the most popular degrees at various educational levels worldwide. They teach recipients multiple concepts and practical applications of the discipline, providing them with essential computer language and technology skills.
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Decision-making
27
Jan

Why Decision-Making is One of the Hottest Skills to Have in 2023

01/27/2023By
There are a lot of important skills all budding professionals need to have, irrespective of what field or niche they go into. These skills give them much-needed confidence and make them more sought-after in the professional world. Decision-making skills are among the most desirable traits and qualities you need in 2023, and our fully online accredited...
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