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What is an Accelerated Degree Program?

An accelerated degree program is designed to move students through college curriculum at a faster pace. While there are differences between accelerated programs, most provide flexible options for those who wish to avoid the traditional four-year college structure. Can you fast track a degree, and ar...

What is a Test Prep Course?

Are you getting ready to take a college-level exam but worry about the outcome? Students looking to pass CLEP exams, admissions tests, or licensure exams can benefit from taking a test prep course: a class focused on helping you receive the best possible score. Are test prep courses worth it and sho...

4 Questions Adults Should Ask Before Going Back to School

Are you ready to go back to school? While there is a lot of value in finishing your degree, you may be wary about how fitting school into your busy life will work. Before you restart your education journey, it’s important to ask yourself some college readiness questions so you’ll have a better pictu...

What is Credit by Examination?

Credit by examination enables students to earn college credit by taking a proficiency exam, rather than an entire semester-long course. This method often helps students finish college faster, which is one of the main benefits of credit by exam. Learn more about how it works and whether this option i...

Teaching Your Calling? Helping With An Accelerated Education Degree Is Ours

Most teachers don’t go into the education profession for the money. The national average starting salary for teachers is in the mid-$30,000 range – while the average starting salary for all college graduates combined is over $50,000. Yet, the traditional degree in education at even a moderately pric...

10 Facts about College Success and College Completion Cost

A study revealed the startling fact that 70% of Americans will attend college, but fewer than 2/3 will graduate - 30% will drop out in the first year. The Chronicle for Higher Education put together research that may help you improve your chance for college success. In this article we will look at s...

3 Ways to Find the Most Affordable Colleges for You

Sixty-two million six hundred thousand. That’s how many entries you find when you Google search “most affordable colleges." Many of the listings are PR pieces for various colleges, or lists put together without any real knowledge about the true costs of a college education. There are better ways tha...

The Key to Finding Affordable Online Colleges

What is the number one factor you should consider when trying to identify affordable online colleges? Tuition costs? Financial aid opportunities? No, it’s transfer credit policies. These policies determine how many and what type of outside credits you can bring into your degree program. So, how do y...

America’s Changing Perspective on Affording College

How to afford college is the number one factor for most would-be applicants in deciding whether to even attend college. Earlier this year a survey was released that found students were more likely to apply to a particular college if they knew they could get enough financial aid to cover the cost. In...

How to Pay for College No Matter Who You Are

College costs are going up every year. You might wonder how you will be able to pay for college. Fortunately there are ways to help pay for your degree. They include scholarships, grants, and tuition forgiveness for in-demand majors, federal aid, private scholarships, employer-paid college assistanc...

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