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Oct

Learning Lakewood – Quarterly Newsletter – Q3 2022

10/11/2022By
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07
Oct

Highlights of Popular College Majors

10/07/2022By
Popular College Majors to ConsiderIf you’re having trouble deciding your college major, you’ve probably considered the more popular ones. Fields like business, healthcare, and communications always reach the top spots in enrollment statistics. Notably, some students will enroll in these programs as they’re more generalized, with the opportunity to specialize. In other words, they open...
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05
Oct

When’s the Right Time to Go Back to College

10/05/2022By
How to Know the Right Time to Go Back to CollegeIf you’ve ever thought about going back for a degree or certificate, you’ve probably asked, “When is the right time to go back to college?” Several factors go into people’s decisions to go back to college. Perhaps your goals have changed or grown, or you want a...
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30
Sep

Do Employers Value Online Degrees?

09/30/2022By
What Employers Think of Online DegreesDistance education has been around for several decades now. Since the 1800s, growing technology has allowed students to earn their education from the comfort of home, from correspondence schools to lectures shown on cable to the fully online programs of today. Notably, the pandemic sent almost all schools and colleges...
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29
Sep

Setting Educational Goals in the Fall

09/29/2022By
Benefits of Setting Educational Goals in the FallFall is great for setting educational goals for a variety of reasons. Namely, it’s difficult to find the focus to start your degree in the middle of summer. You may have small children home all day, vacations planned, or you just want to be outside enjoying the weather....
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28
Sep

Going Back to College

09/28/2022By
Thinking of Going Back to College?Many adults go back to college years after receiving their high school diploma or undergraduate degree. Often, they decide to return due to needing higher education for a promotion. However, some individuals realize that their field isn’t right for them years down the line. Regardless of their reasons, some are...
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22
Sep

Why Lakewood U Faculty Enjoy Teaching

09/22/2022By
Why Do Professors Enjoy Teaching?If you’re attending or have attended school, you might have wondered what inspires your instructors and professors to teach. They spend hours talking in front of dozens to hundreds of students, who are not always engaged or attentive. They must stay on top of the piles and piles of tests, papers,...
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22
Sep

Gap Year Benefits

09/22/2022By
Is a Gap Year Right for Me?Whether you just finished high school or your degree, you’re probably thinking about what comes next. Maybe you have a job in mind or a field that interests you. Or perhaps you’re thinking about going back to school. For high school graduates, it’s often the most obvious and expected...
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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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