Archive for tag: colleges
“Spring” Colleges
March 17, 2011 9:46 am Moms in SchoolTo 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 [...]
Universities and colleges attempt to lower tuition rates
February 23, 2011 8:43 am Online Education NewsLawmakers 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.
Have you considered the University of Phoenix?
January 20, 2011 9:52 am Moms in SchoolWhat sets the University of Phoenix apart from all the other universities out there? This is a good question and one that I searched high and low for since I have considered this particular university on several occasions. This is what I found based on the UPX website:
The University of Phoenix is an Accredited University
The Faculty has real-world experience
Course schedules are flexible for anyone’s schedule
Colleges begin offering more summer and winter courses
November 17, 2010 1:29 am Online Education NewsIn an effort to help students graduate faster and become professionals in their field of study, universities and colleges are offering winter and summer courses. However, recently colleges have begun to offer more courses online for students to take while at home between semesters. Gloucester County College (GCC), located in New Jersey, is one higher [...]
5 Reasons To Go To College
November 9, 2010 5:03 pm Education, Preparing for SchoolHave you ever wondered why you should go to college? The #1 answer most people give is job-related: college will help them secure a well-paying job after graduation. But is that the only reason (or even the best reason) to go to college? Considering the current trend and economic climate, there should be some other [...]
10 Avoidable College Planning Mistakes
October 21, 2010 1:34 pm Choosing a School, EducationSome of these mistakes might be “no-brainers”. But you might be surprised at how many college applicants make them and how often they affect the outcome of the final acceptance decisions. Don’t make these ten crucial college-planning mistakes!
4 Ways to Use Statistics to Find the Right College
September 24, 2010 12:55 pm Choosing a School, Education, Preparing for SchoolFinding 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 [...]
3 College Etiquette Tips to Increase Your Success
September 23, 2010 12:03 pm Education, Online Education, Preparing for SchoolFrequently college students overlook a basic way they can increase their success in a college course – classroom etiquette. Interactions in the college classroom influence the instructor, impact group dynamics, and due to normal human psychology, quickly label and categorize students. Thinking back on basic middle school rules like, “plan ahead, be polite, and participate [...]
3 Ways to Take Charge of Your College Search
August 30, 2010 4:48 pm Choosing a School, EducationMany 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.





