Archive for 'Colleges & Universities'
How Military Students & Veterans Can Benefit from Online Education
Posted on Apr 11, 2012.
Military friendly schools offering online programs have become increasingly popular with veterans and Active Duty military personnel in recent years, thanks to many online programs offering flexible timetables coupled with exclusive military friendly benefits. Online education can really benefit both military personnel and veterans, who often have various responsibilities and commitments that must be made [...]
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5 Tips for Finding Good Online Schools
Posted on Mar 20, 2012.
There are many benefits of online learning such as low tuition rates, not having to commute to class, flexible timetables and the student can often maintain their 9-5 job as they study. However, selecting the right online school can be somewhat of a challenge. There are literally thousands of schools offering online degree programs, but [...]
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How Schools Are Becoming More Environmentally Friendly
Posted on Feb 17, 2012.
As environmental issues such as climate change and pollution continue to make the headlines, industries across the board have made concerted efforts to go greener, and especially is the case with education. Schools and universities all over America are embracing various ways to go green both in the classroom and around campus. There are now [...]
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What iBooks 2 and iBooks Author Means for Education
Posted on Feb 01, 2012.
January 19th 2012, saw the launch of iBooks 2 and iBooks Author, both free Mac apps that promise to revolutionize the way we learn from and also access textbooks.
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Paying for College Without Going Broke
Posted on Jan 06, 2012.
Paying for College on Your Own Made Easy Paying for college without parents to foot the bills is always difficult, but it’s never been harder than now due to the lack of easy access to student loan money from traditional lenders. Since the financial crisis erupted in 2008, banks have clamped down on lending to [...]