Looking for Phoenix University? 12 Phoenix-Area Schools to Choose From December 20, 2012 | Marcus Varner | Leave a comment Search for a Phoenix University and you’ll get more results than you bargained for. Of course, there’s that Phoenix University (see below). But there are eleven other fine institutions of higher learning in the Phoenix, Arizona, area that you might or might not know about. 1. University of Phoenix Founded in 1976, the University of… Read More
One Year After Gulf Oil Spill, Universities Say Things have Improved, But Not Enough April 20, 2011 | Brenda Clemons, online education | Leave a comment It was one year ago today (April 20) that BP’s Deepwater Horizon exploded in the gulf coast. The explosion caused the death of eleven workers and spewed an estimated 4.9 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico. The world watched in horror the images of the burning oil rig, the massive pool… Read More
“Spring” Colleges March 17, 2011 | Lindsey Clair, Moms in School | Leave a comment To kick off the spring season, I thought it would be fun to look at a few colleges with the word “spring” in the title. Not only is this amusing but it is very informational since one of these colleges may be of interest to you. Colleges Titled “Spring“ Spring Hill College Spring Arbor University… Read More
Universities and colleges attempt to lower tuition rates February 23, 2011 | Adam Sorensen | Leave a comment Lawmakers and universities are working together to offer more low-cost degree options for college students. As part of this proposal, colleges are seeking ways to provide curriculum that allows them to enroll more students. For many, they have turned to online courses as a means to delivering this to enrollees.… Read More
Connecticut seeks to unify online schools with state universities and community colleges February 10, 2011 | Adam Sorensen | Leave a comment Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy recently announced a new plan to merge the state’s university and community college systems with the region’s online colleges under a single governing board, The Connecticut Mirror reports.… Read More
15 Common Mistakes Made When Choosing a College October 14, 2010 | Suzanne Shaffer | 4 Comments Some people have some wrong reasons for choosing a college. Here are 15 common mistakes made in choosing a college. Warning: using them might cause some regret in the future!… Read More
4 Ways to Use Statistics to Find the Right College September 24, 2010 | Suzanne Shaffer | 1 Comment Finding the college that fits perfectly into your list of criteria requires more than simply visiting the college’s website or talking with a representative at a college fair. To understand the strengths and the weaknesses of a college you can use statistics and numbers as part of the evaluation process. Look at the admissions rates… Read More
3 Ways to Take Charge of Your College Search August 30, 2010 | Suzanne Shaffer | Leave a comment Many times, students and parents just “let the college decision happen”. You should take charge of your college search and make it your “job” to find a place where you can get a college education that is worth the money.… Read More
Finding the “Perfect Fit” College August 24, 2010 | Suzanne Shaffer | 1 Comment With so much talk about SAT scores, GPA’s and stellar essays, many forget that college is about finding that “perfect fit”. It’s great to get accepted to a top-tiered university or an Ivy League college, but if you’re there just for the notoriety on your resume you’re totally missing the point. … Read More