Academics

Take Community College Classes? Read 5 Important Exam Prep Tips

As you may have discovered along the way, community colleges do not require SAT testing as a condition of gaining admission. For many students that simply don’t feel prepared to take these difficult standardized tests, this could provide a great alternative that eventually leads to a 4-year university. But don’t fool yourself, you’re going to have to excel during your tenure in community college classes if you want to get […]

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10 Community College Degree Paths For The New Economy

The community college degree paths may not all be offered by your local community college degree program. However, these degree paths can be pursued at community college and completed upon transfer from community college to university. Top Community College Degree Paths In Our Economy And Beyond We live in some very troubled economic times. Thanks to the recession, today’s students aren’t asking themselves what they truly want to do with […]

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21 Online Community College Tips For Insanely Good Grades

Online community college courses are both a challenging and exciting experience. Whether you have taken online courses before or it’s your first time, you can always use some extra tips to help you succeed academically. Online students who are prepared to obtain top grades will also find it easier to be able to cope with the demands of this phase of their lives. To help you succeed, here are some […]

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What Do Community Colleges Have To Offer? What’s So Incredible?

The benefits two year community colleges have to offer has changed quite a bit over the years. In this post, we’ll take a look at exactly what community colleges have to offer. As a prospective community college transfer student, you might be surprised to learn the advantages of going to community college as well as all the good community college students who transfer to Ivy League and tier 1 universities. Price […]

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5 Ways to Ensure Your Community College Education Pays Off

Having experienced a great community college education, I can tell you first hand about transferring from there to Ivy League & Tier One universities. The following tips include 5 ways that will help you get the most out of your 2 year community college education and the tuition you’re paying for it. Plus, you’ll see how to save big bucks on your bachelors degree. Read on for my best 5 ways […]

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CNA Program Requirements at the Community College

Want to know what are the requirements for the CNA program at community college? If you are looking for an affordable CNA training program then community college is the way to go. There are several accredited community colleges that offer CNA training programs throughout United States. Most of these community colleges have similar program requirements. In most states, you need to be at least 18 years old in order to […]

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5 Guaranteed Tips to Academic Success & Honors in Community College

How to Tell Your Community College Isn’t Harvard The community college you’ve chosen to attend for your associate degree isn’t Harvard or likely to be mistaken for the prestigious institution in the near future. You may not have been accepted to the powerhouse institution, but there are advantages to attending a community college. The amount of debt you agree to take on is limited and you have a real possibility […]

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Don’t Let Admission Myths Torpedo Your Acceptance Chances

There are many myths floating around the internet regarding the admission process. Regardless of whether you apply to college, law, medical or graduate school or an MBA program, there are bound to be myths. Myths about particular programs, about particular school’s admission policies or the admission process as a whole. Whether you get it from forums, social media, specific blogs or websites, these myths are still precisely that – myths, […]

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How to Give Excellent Presentations

Back in grade school, we were taught that there are two forms of communication – written and spoken. For this reason, we have spent countless of hours from preschool to college in honing our skills in writing and speaking. But while most of us may have mastered these forms already, making presentations don’t exactly fall on either category. Although there’s writing involve, you don’t write paragraphs but rather short, memorable […]

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College Necessities For First Year Students

The end of August and beginning of September are the average opening days for college. If you are a first year student, your college experience awaits you. You get to experience living in a dorm and living on your own. These are going to be the best years of your life, but before we get too ahead of ourselves you need to be prepared! Depending on how far away you […]

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Student’s Well-Being In The School Environment

Kids spend a good deal of their time at school. In order to get a good education and become successful adults, educators must take the time to ensure that students are given the best advantage while learning each day. Computers and mobile devices are generally accepted and used in most educational facilities. Therefore, one factor that needs to be considered regarding every aspect of the school day is ergonomics. The […]

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Learning Sign Language Online

Whether you’ve lost your hearing, have deaf friends or relatives or just want to be able to communicate with deaf people, learning sign language can help you to enrich your life and the lives of others. We’ve put together a handy guide to sign language, and how you can learn and practice it using the internet. Sign language – the basics Sign language is a form of communication, usually used […]

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School’s Out for Summer?

Nightschool classes have a somewhat unfashionable image, and conjure up the image of nerdy teenagers trying to improve their A level grades or lonely middle-aged men trying to find love in a Spanish conversation class. The reality however couldn’t be further from the truth, and as well as being a good way to learn new skills, night classes are the ideal way to widen your social circle. Locations Nearly every […]

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What E-textbooks Mean for Today’s Students

E-textbooks are slowly gaining popularity among students on campuses everywhere. Understandably, the transition from traditional books to e-books has been a complicated process. From publishes to schools to students, there are steps everyone must take to start using the new technology. But, as these steps are taken and e-books become a more popular solution, there are all kinds of things to consider and all kinds of benefits that students will […]

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Why a Community College can be the Best Option

Community colleges in US have become one of the most viable options for many high school graduates these days. They have been considering these institutes as the best logical step towards their career as well as educational planning. In this article, we have gathered 8 most important reasons why a community college can be the best option for you. Read on below to know more: Cost-effective education When it comes […]

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How to Start your College Life Right

Getting to college is just the first step. All those hours looking up in the internet for college choices and filling out application forms is just the beginning. All those days and nights agonizing over your personal statement essay, doing self-assessments, and talking to your college counsellor in high school form the initial steps of college. Worrying about financial aid, talking to your parents for financial support, and scraping together […]

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Inspiring the Class

Working in an inner city school isn’t easy, far from it, but it’s still really rewarding.  Sometimes you will make a major breakthrough with a student or have a class that seems to really enjoy the lesson, and those days make everything worthwhile. As a teacher it’s my job to inspire and teach, to make sure the kids learn to the best of their ability, and the only way I […]

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Education: The benefits of the bar

Rising to the top of the legal profession can be immensely difficult, but forging a successful career in law is also incredibly rewarding, prestigious and lucrative. Though the journey is long, challenging and expensive, there are many benefits to becoming a lawyer, some of which are outlined below. Prospects Undergraduate students often choose law in the belief that they will be accepted by a large city firm upon graduation. Unfortunately, […]

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PR graduate schemes for the class of 2012

PR graduate schemes for the class of 2012 So you’ve worked (and probably partied) hard through university, you’ve got your degree and the photograph of you holding a scroll in a gown and mortarboard is on you mum’s mantelpiece. You’ve graduated and you’re quite right to be proud of yourself. Gaining a degree is no mean feat, but there’s a lot more hard work yet to come. You’ve got to […]

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How to Improve Your Career

After finishing a degree, people are now more geared towards career advancement, which is now different from educational perseverance. Once you finished your university or college degree, you are expected to land a job and get a professional advancement thereafter. As they say, life after the university is usually more difficult as you are now living in an open world. Source – geekswall A lot of factors make career advancement […]

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