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Bachelor’s in Finance and Bachelor’s in Accounting Information Session

November 28, 2018 

Transcript Kyle Brown:  All right, everyone. I think we can get started. Before we begin, I just want to go over a couple of items and just hit a couple of points. First off, participants are in listen-only mode, so if you have any questions throughout the webinar, you can feel free to type into the question and answer box, and we’ll try to address them on the fly, or certainly at the end of the presentation we’ll have a full question and answer session and we can circle back to them. We will also send out a link to […]

General Studies with a Concentration in Healthcare and Healthcare Management Information Session

November 28, 2018 

Transcript Angelica:  Hello, everyone. Welcome to the General Studies on Healthcare Management Webinar. Thank you all for taking the time out of your day to participate today. My name is Angelica , and I will be your moderator for today. Before we begin, I have a few logistics I want to cover. First, you are in listen-only mode, so the presentation is being broadcast through your speakers to avoid any background noise. Second, please feel free to ask questions as we go. You can do so by typing into the Q and A box at the left side of your […]

Bachelor’s in Communication & Bachelor’s in Liberal Studies Information Session

November 14, 2018 

Transcript Angelica: Hello everyone, welcome to the Communication and Liberal Studies webinar. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to participate. My name is Angelica Frias, and I will be your moderator for today. Angelica: Before we begin, I have a few logistics that I want to cover. First, you are in listen-only mode, so the presentation is being broadcast through your speakers to avoid any background noise. Angelica: Second, please feel free to ask questions as we go. You can do so by typing into the Q&A box at the left side of your screen at […]

Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice & Bachelor’s in Forensic Psychology Information Session

November 14, 2018 

Transcript Angelica Frais: Hello everyone. Welcome to the Criminal Justice and Forensic Psychology Webinar. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to participate. Angelica Frais: My name is Angelica [Frias 00:00:18] and I will be your moderator today. Before we begin, I have a few logistics that I want to cover. Angelica Frais: First, you are in listen only mode, so the presentation is being broadcast through your speakers to avoid any background noise. Second, please feel free to ask questions as we go along. You can do so by typing into the Q&A box at the […]

Important Information for Moms Going Back to School

October 30, 2018 

It’s not unusual for professional women to put their career on hold to focus on motherhood. It’s also common for moms to resume their pursuit of professional goals when the time is right. This return to the workforce can also correspond with continuing their educational goals. Those that do may place themselves in a position where greater job opportunities and bigger financial awards may be available. Education and Yearly Earnings The combination of education level and age range typically impact how much a mom can make in the workforce. For instance, women with a high school diploma make an average […]

What Is Cyberbullying? Facts, Laws & Resources

October 25, 2018 

The internet is a defining factor of modern education. In fact, education has become more accessible and widespread than ever before because of the internet. From using digital textbooks to earning a degree online, more classroom functions and student experiences are moving into cyberspace — including, unfortunately, bullying. Despite all the good that the internet has brought to students, parents, and teachers alike, there are people who use it with malicious intent. And just as bullying has existed since the dawn of time, virtual bullying has existed since the beginning of the internet. This guide on what cyberbullying is from […]

Going Back to School at 50: Little Known Benefits of a College Education

October 23, 2018 

Whether it’s improving your financial health or looking to stay mentally sharp, there are several benefits to going back to school at age 50 or later to see post-secondary education. However, many individuals are unaware of the research indicating the benefits of attaining a higher education degree. Increased Life Span Several studies indicate that college degree holders not only tend to live longer, but they’re also able to share additional benefits of higher education with their families and those closest to them. According to a study published in Health Affairs, the life expectancy for men with a bachelor’s degree was […]

Business Careers

October 16, 2018 

There are many dimensions to business and commerce. At any scale, successfully operating a business requires a diverse group of educated professionals who have the knowledge necessary to take their organization to the next level. As such, there are a range of different business degrees that professionals can earn in order to elevate their expertise. Before pursuing one, aspiring business students should determine which will lead them to rewarding business careers that match their personal and professional goals. Human Resources Specialist Human resources specialists are responsible for recruiting and hiring employees for organizations, which makes them important assets in any […]

Computer Science Careers

October 7, 2018 

For those interested in technology, attaining a computer science degree may be the key that unlocks a wide range of interesting job opportunities in the field. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts significant growth in the number of computer science jobs over the next several years. These jobs represent different areas of the computer science industry. As such, students should carefully analyze the various careers and decide which area is of the most interest. Doing so helps ensure they pursue an education path that most closely suits their technical skills and interests. The Importance of Certifications Maryville University’s computer […]