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College launches online course for web designers

College launches online course for web designers

According to a recent Babson-Sloan report, more than one in four students are enrolled in at least one course online, and most higher education institutions believe that increasing online classes and degrees is critical for their long-term success. As the demand for web-based programs increases, many schools are launching new online courses.

Tuesday, Nov 30 2010 4:33PM
Dual-degree programs allow students to save money and enter the workforce faster

Dual-degree programs allow students to save money and enter the workforce faster

Individuals who wish to obtain both an undergraduate and master's degree will find that some schools are providing options that allow these students to complete both of these tracks quickly.

Thursday, Nov 18 2010 9:09AM
Moonbuggy design contest aims to promote STEM education

Moonbuggy design contest aims to promote STEM education

Average earnings for professionals in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) occupations were $64,650 during the 2006-2007 fiscal year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The demand for trained professionals in these industries is increasing, and as a result, NASA and several other government programs are launching STEM-related contests.

Monday, Oct 18 2010 8:23AM
College launches online computer repair certification programs

College launches online computer repair certification programs

Adults who wish to launch careers in the computer repair industry may benefit from enrolling in a campus-based or online degree program, as these professionals often have more job opportunities upon earning higher education.

Tuesday, Sep 28 2010 1:38PM
NASA awards grants to improve STEM programs in higher education

NASA awards grants to improve STEM programs in higher education

Degree seekers who wish to launch careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) occupations may benefit financially, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that these professionals earned $64,650 during the 2006-2007 fiscal year. In an effort to encourage more adults to pursue jobs in these industries, NASA has launches a number of new scholarship programs.

Wednesday, Sep 22 2010 2:11PM

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