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Monthly Archives: March 2011

  • What Defines a Good Online College?

    What Defines a Good Online College?

    It’s not uncommon for online students to get conned by "diploma mills" these days. These counterfeit schools trick unsuspecting students into shelling out huge amounts for worthless degrees. The students seem to fall for these scams, no thanks to a confluence of desperation and time constraints. With many of these illegitimate schools getting increasingly effective [...] Contine Reading »

  • Is Online Teaching Right for You?

    Is Online Teaching Right for You?

    Teaching online can be a lucrative career for education majors. As the virtual learning industry continues its meteoric rise, getting a job as an online instructor is one way to reinvigorate a stagnant career. Many online colleges, such as University of Phoenix and Kaplan University, offer bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education. Some schools even [...] Contine Reading »

  • Balance Online Education and Family Time

    Balance Online Education and Family Time

    Juggling school and family is one of the biggest challenges for online college students. With a few ground rules and useful tips, you can start learning how to balance the two vital aspects of your life without pulling your hair out. The important to remember is that you need to be fully committed to both [...] Contine Reading »

  • Tips for Getting Through Your First Year of College

    Tips for Getting Through Your First Year of College

    Starting college and getting through your first year isn’t always exactly a walk in the park. Sure, your high school teachers tried to scare you and you were told that college would be pretty difficult and that you won’t get away with turning in assignments late anymore, but chances are you don’t really know what [...] Contine Reading »

  • An Uninteresting Project

    An Uninteresting Project

    It can be a challenge you face more than once during your four years at college. It is the battle you deal with when you are assigned a project or assignment that you genuinely have no interest in. you know the climb you have ahead of you, but cannot seem to fill up your tank [...] Contine Reading »

  • Musical Studying

    Musical Studying

    Everyone has their own study habits – the ones they swear by, and try and preach to their friends and fellow classmates. One of the more popular ways of studying has become listening to music as you work. Students either put on their headphones or turn up the sound on their computer speakers and get [...] Contine Reading »