Factors To Consider Choosing the right associate degree program is a crucial step toward your educational and career goals.Read More

Benefits of Being a Confident StudentHaving confidence in yourself in college can benefit you in a variety of ways. For one, it can help you find the motivation to complete your assignments and study in a timely fashion, as you’re not entirely dreading the work ahead of you. You may not especially enjoy writing essays,...Read More

Why Grant Writing for Nonprofits is ImportantNonprofit organizations, as their name implies, don’t earn money like normal businesses. Legally, they cannot rely on sales or paid-for services, known as unrelated business activities, to maintain their nonprofit status. Instead, they must earn their income through “related business activities” which are events related to their mission statement....Read More

Engaging Funders Through Narrative: Storytelling in Grant WritingMost prospective grant writers are aware of what makes grant writing more complex than other forms of writing. Grant writing is a multi-step process structured by several rules and guidelines. You must know key historical data, do in-depth research, and prove why your nonprofit deserves a grant more...Read More

The fitness industry is constantly evolving. New workout styles, new scientific evidence, new practices, new technology, and new clientele; the changes are always present. However, COVID truly accelerated these changes and transformed fitness from something inaccessible and exclusive to something within everyone’s reach. In fact, jobs in the fitness industry are some of the most viable opportunities for budding...Read More

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...Read More

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.Read More