Elite View
Is it really “elitist” to suggest that not every warm body pushed through the American public school system is college material? Of course not. You don’t think so, and no one reasonable thinks so. The current president’s idea that every child can or should go to college, and that taxpayers should foot the bill, is not just preposterous, but also would destroy the entire financial class system that naturally exists in our country. You can’t just push people through a system because they are “at...
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When someone mentions something about taking a class online or signing up to go to school online, most people assume that these online courses are for obtaining a college degree. In many cases, that would be a correct assumption. But did you know that online courses are not just available at college levels? A lot of people had no idea that high school course can also be taken in an online setting. All types of students and learning types can take advantage of the fact that they can receive an education in their home. It’s such...
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Education is something that as children and young adults people might take advantage of. When we are younger, we cannot fully understand the value and power that a strong education can provide for us. That may be the reason hwy there are still people who drop out of school, only because they do not know that they are in fact hurting their chances for a career and better life in the future. Maybe that is why there are so many adults going back to school online to receive their higher education. Now these individuals realize the major...
read moreOnline Education Taking a Hit?
As America prepares to enter Recession II with a grim jobs outlook and more jobless benefits claimed just this week, it makes you wonder how online education is faring during the crisis we all mutually find ourselves in. Granted, online education is amazing and convenient. It allows people who don’t have time for a traditional class setting to pursue their academic goals. But the problem with it is that it can still be costly, and this matters right now. People are without jobs, which means they’re not earning money....
read moreFederal Grants Mean More Education
One of the main factors that cause many people to consider not finishing up a degree or even not go on to an institution of higher learning is the sheer cost of it all. The idea of something costing as much as a college education costs is baffling and very scary to think about. On top of all of the other worries that could arise when chossing to obtain a college degree some people feel like it just is not worth the hassle. There is good news though that can allow those who do not have the means to finally be able to obtain a college degree...
read moreGreat Success
Online Education Tips From Successful Students It is official, online education is something that has taken off across the nation. There are numerous reasons as to why so many students are opting to complete degrees in an online format. For one thing, technology gives everyone the ability to stay connected and on top of things when it comes to classes and learning. Simply having a computer and internet connection can give you access to a variety of online programs and degrees that are offered by top notch universities and colleges from...
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Higher Education
- Tour Highlights Obama's Push for More Collaboration Between Community Colleges and Businesses February 22, 2012
- Accreditors Caution American Colleges as They Create Academic Programs Abroad February 22, 2012
- Boston College Appeals Order for Release of Oral-History Interviews February 22, 2012
- Volume 58, Issue 25: February 24, 2012 February 21, 2012
- Supreme Court Takes Up Challenge to Race-Conscious Admissions February 21, 2012
- The 'Bennett Hypothesis,' on Why College Prices Rise, Is Alive and Well February 20, 2012
- Promoting a College Without a Viewbook February 19, 2012
- Selected New Books on Higher Education February 19, 2012
- Robert Glaser, Scholar Who Influenced Testing, Dies at 91 February 19, 2012
- How 'Flipping' the Classroom Can Improve the Traditional Lecture February 19, 2012
