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07/03/2022By0

How College Can Help Entrepreneurs Succeed

How College Can Help Entrepreneurs Succeed Many young entrepreneurs think there is no reason to go to college or earn a degree. Notably, only around 50% of all business owners have a four-year degree or higher. Instead, these professionals use their wit and experience to find success. However, getting a degree or taking college courses...
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07/03/2022By0

5 Career Prospects of a Business Management Degree

A business management degree is one of the most versatile, competitive, and transferable degrees one can attain. You have the chance to learn some valuable knowledge, avoid much of the guesswork and trial and error that comes with running a business, and apply the most useful and practical knowledge and insights to help maximize efficiency,...
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07/02/2022By0

The Importance of Legal Education

Legal education is a valuable investment in your future, whether it’s law school or paralegal studies. It unlocks dozens of avenues for career growth and teaches you how to develop certain skills and insights that will open your world to new possibilities.If you’re still considering the benefits and pros of a legal education, at any...
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07/01/2022By0

Why We Need to Talk About College Mental Health

The College Mental Health CrisisCollege students are one of the most stressed populations in the United States. Notably, some schools report that upwards of half of their student body report feeling moderate or severe stress. Between rigorous classes, essays and exams, and regular life events, this population can find it difficult to manage their mental...
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