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07/15/2022ByHaley PavicBlog0

How to Improve Your Non Profit

Improving Your Non-ProfitRunning a non-profit is hard work. Many devise a brilliant idea to help their community but stall on the logistics. You need to know how to find money, maintain a budget, and keep your team on track to succeed. Truly, one of the biggest issues non-profits run into is financial. Simply, there isn’t...

07/09/2022ByHaley PavicBlog0

What Level of Education is Right for Me?

What Level of Education Should I Pursue?It can be difficult to figure out which level of education is right for you. Regardless of age, many people are still unsure about their dream career. If you feel the same, you’re not alone. Maybe you’re fresh out of high school or unhappy with your current job. Or...

07/08/2022ByHaley PavicBlog0

Learning Lakewood – Quarterly Newsletter – Q2 2022

07/07/2022ByScarlette BrooksBlog0

What is an Entrepreneur Certification and Why You Need One

Entrepreneurship is a popular career path in the US. In 2016, over 25 million Americans were running their businesses. Hundreds of new startups and small businesses have emerged since then, some more successful than others.If you wish to start your own venture or have already launched a startup, you need the knowledge and skills needed to navigate...

07/06/2022ByScarlette BrooksBlog0

Diploma, Degree, or Certification: Which One is Right For You?

While we now have the advantage of choosing from various higher education programs, the influx of options has also made things confusing. Students are often confused whether they should enroll in a degree program, get an online certificate, or opt for a diploma.What’s the difference between the three types of higher education? Let’s find out.

first generation student struggling with schoolwork

07/06/2022ByHaley PavicBlog0

Common Struggles of First-Generation Students

Common Struggles of First-Generation StudentsMany first-generation college students have a hard time in their first year at school. Often, these individuals feel lost or unprepared for the university experience. Notably, the dropout rate for low-income first-gen students is quadruple compared to continuing-generation students. A staggering 89% don’t receive their college degree.Students who drop out cite...

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