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20
Sep

How to Choose Your College Major

09/20/2022By
The Difficulty of Choosing a College MajorSome students begin their college careers knowing precisely what they want to do with their lives. These individuals know how far they want to take their education, what job they want, and even what company they dream of applying to. Indeed, it can be intimidating if you’re unsure what...
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16
Sep

Starting a Business in College: Tips & Advice

09/16/2022By
Starting a Business in CollegeYou don’t need to choose between entrepreneurship and college or wait until graduation before starting your business. You can get started immediately if you have a great idea for a product or service. Your university may even have resources you can use to get off the ground. Of course, being an...
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15
Sep

How to Write an Email to Your Professor

09/15/2022By
Tips for Writing Professional Emails in CollegeSometimes, new students are intimidated by the idea of sending an email to their professor. They worry that they’re bothering them, that their question is stupid, or that their wording somehow will be offensive. Notably, a lot of the struggle comes down to overthinking. Professors rarely mind receiving student...
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06
Sep

How To Choose The Right Career

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05
Sep

Why Is Online Education Better?

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31
Aug

Why Choose a Small College?

08/31/2022By
Benefits of Attending a Small CollegeWhen applying to colleges, there are many factors to consider when determining your best fit. Do you want to stay close to home, or are you interested in learning in another state? Do you need a school that offers research programs? Additionally, you must decide what kind of culture you’re...
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25
Aug

Going to College While Working Full-Time

08/25/2022By
How to Be Successful in College While WorkingGoing to college while working can sound daunting, whether you’re years into your career or just getting started. Indeed, you must put a lot of time and effort into your studies. Finding that time when you’re already working forty or more hours a week can be difficult. However,...
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24
Aug

Medical Coding vs. Medical Billing

08/24/2022By
What’s the Difference Between Medical Coding & Medical Billing?Medical billing and medical coding are vital jobs that help keep hospitals and doctor’s offices running. They work behind the scenes ensuring patients, hospitals, and insurance companies receive the correct information and bills. Sometimes, these roles are combined into a single position. However, many hospitals still hire...
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19
Aug

Is Real Estate the Right Career for Me? 4 Things to Consider

08/19/2022By
Real estate is an incredible line of work, whether you work as an agent or as a real estate manager. There is so much variety and so much room for growth, experimentation, and trying out new opportunities. But if you’re unsure about whether real estate is the right fit for you, here are some pointers,...
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18
Aug

What is a Legal Document Preparer?

08/18/2022By
Duties of a Legal Document PreparerA legal document preparer, or legal document assistant (LDA), helps prepare documents for the public. Basically, if someone wants to represent themselves in court or another legal matter, an LDA assists them with handling documentation. They can help with cases like guardianship, trademarks, wills, and more.However, LDAs cannot represent clients...
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