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Dorm room must-haves for fall
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Autumn is around the corner and for many American teens, that means the start of college. If you're a freshman, chances are you'll be spending at least one year living in a dorm. But dorm life doesn't have to be all function and no form. You can make things more comfortable for yourself and your roommates with a few simple and inexpensive purchases.
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Career colleges offer a second career and a second chance for success
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Giving up a full-time job and returning to college full- or part-time is never easy, but career colleges - schools that provide professional, technical or career-specific programs - can make the transition easier for career switchers. For many, career colleges offer a second chance at finding a rewarding career and job security.
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Alternate option: Six reasons why high school grads should consider online degrees
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If you're a high school junior who's thinking ahead to senior year, you're probably starting to look into higher education options. Wherever you stand on your plans for life after high school, there's now an increasingly popular option to consider: an online degree.
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Can smarter closets smooth school days?
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Experts say children with good organizational skills do better in school. Performing activities such as sorting and classifying when children are pre-school-age and older can help them acquire organizational skills. It may even help to build self-confidence and self-control, too. What better way to teach kids organization than by starting with their own clothes and toys?
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Will your associate degree give you the boost needed for higher degrees?
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Sometimes, an associate degree is not enough. If you're an associate degree holder who's been working for a while, and you've decided it's time for more training, you might be wondering if you can count your associate toward a bachelor's degree. There are now bachelor's degree completion programs that can help you build on your associate degree.
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Preparing the work force America's economy requires
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America does not have the work force necessary for the economy it has and needs. That was the conclusion of the Commission on the Future of Higher Education in 2006. In order to reach the competitive level called for, greater attention must be given to the 54 million adults who have some college, but no degree.
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Teens: Join Twilight's Nikki Reed to 'do something' good this summer
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Are you a teen that is going to camp, hosting a neighborhood block party, or playing baseball this summer? Are you a parent who wants to encourage your child to do something good for others or get more involved in their community? This summer, join the Do Something 101 school supply drive: www.dosomething101.org.
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Refresh your resume for optimum performance
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Is your resume working for you? There's never been a better time to take a close look and make sure it is. With today's high rate of unemployment, many Americans are competing in a tight job market. Will your resume grab the attention of a prospective employer?
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In the service and wondering what's next? A degree can help get you there
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Are you in the service right now, considering your options following your military career? Serving our country is a noble cause, and one that creates not only a sense of loyalty, but also an abundance of opportunities in the form of leadership development and educational paths that can lead to fulfilling civilian and military careers.
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Create a kids room that inspires learning and creativity
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As the cold weather approaches, kids spend less time outdoors burning off all that wonderful energy. There's an easy and inexpensive way to turn any room into an environment that fosters your child's learning and creativity. What's even better: You are very likely to think, "it's too quiet in there," while the kids play intently in their new space.
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