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Graduate Degrees

Here’s Why Going Back to School Should Top Your 2023 Resolution List

Going back to school is one of the best gifts you can give yourself. You might be able to afford a nicer home, a better school for your kids, more vacations, more time off, and greater retirement savings. You'll show yourself — and others — that you can push forward, get it done, and achieve something great. And once you graduate, your degree is an asset that can increase your lifetime earnings by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Stash some of that money into a savings account and watch it grow. 
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Adult Education

What Do Physical Therapists Assistants Do: A Day In the Life

Becoming a physical therapist assistant (PTA) can be a great way to get started in the physical therapy field. As a PTA, you’ll help people on their road to physical recovery, providing many opportunities to develop close, supportive relationships with clients. 
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Adult Education

Program Director Q&A with Tyoto D. Wardlow, MS

  What do you believe is the most valuable element of your program? The most valuable element in our program is the instructors. Our professors are experts in their field and continue their learning journey daily. As a staff, we care about our students and understand life has its ups and downs. We are always willing to work with students as situations arise. Our program is completely online and classes are taken one at a time and are five weeks long. This is a huge benefit for working adults as it cuts down on the amount of time it takes to complete their degree and keeps learners engaged and eager to finish the program.  The cohort model allows students to complete the program with a built-in support network, this is especially important in online learning and helps our students transition from the classroom into their profession with a network of professional contacts. 
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Undergraduate Degrees

Life Experience Matters: Receive College Credit When Pursuing Your Bachelor’s Degree

Education comes in many forms and doesn’t always occur in a classroom. That argument you had with your boss, the experience of managing a team, the craft business you run on the side and the kids whose schedules you oversee have helped you learn and grow. 
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Adult Education

Program Director Q&A with Jeff Slattery, D.B.A.

What do you believe is the most valuable element of your program? The Cybersecurity (CS) and Information Systems and Technology (IST) programs provide a plethora of benefits.  The programs serve distinct populations and prepare learners to excel in their respective career paths.  The core program courses and general education courses provide both general education knowledge and technical skills.  The programs are very technical in nature and practical hands-on labs are utilized to develop and test the learners skills required to excel in a technical position and profession.  In addition, the courses prepare students to set for certification in their respective fields.  The courses take a holistic approach to education and include coursework designed to prepare learners for every aspect of a professional position.
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Adult Education

Program Director Q&A with Joe Koerner, ABD

What do you believe is the most valuable element of your program? The most valuable element in our program is the instructors. Our professors are experts in their field and continue their learning journey daily. They have the ability to present the theory and marry that theory to real world application. Our learners appreciate being able to take information learned in a course and directly apply it to a situation. Additionally, students learn the soft skills that are paramount to their success in the criminal justice profession.
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Student Success Tips

Everything You Need to Know About the HCA Practicum

A career in healthcare administration (HCA) offers the chance to innovate, spearhead change and improve the lives of the people at the forefront of the fight against chronic, infectious and potentially fatal diseases.
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Online Degree Programs

All You Need to Know about the FSG Practicum

According to the World Health Organization, the number of people over the age of 60 is expected to double by 2050. Families in the United States and across the globe face more challenges than ever before — raising children in the aftermath of a global pandemic, preparing the next generation for an uncertain future, managing the challenges of caring for aging family members, balancing the rigorous demands of parenthood and marriage and so much more.
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Online Degree Programs

Finishing Your Degree: B.S. in Business Administration vs. Organizational Leadership

As an adult student looking to finish your bachelor’s, choosing between degrees may feel like a shot in the dark or even inconsequential. And the truth is, it’s not the most important decision — what really matters is your choice to invest in yourself by completing your undergrad.
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Adult Education

Why a Degree in Cybersecurity Is More Relevant Than Ever

Cyber crime is big business. In the first half of 2019, data breaches released 4.1 billion records, exposing millions of consumers and businesses to identify theft, misappropriated resources, scams, and more. 
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