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Guide to A Letter of Recommendation: What Students Need to Know

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If you’re thinking about going back to school after time away, you’re probably navigating a lot of unfamiliar territory. Between applications, transcripts, and entrance exams, there’s one requirement that often catches non-traditional students off guard: the letter of recommendation. Maybe it’s been years since you’ve asked anyone for a professional reference. Maybe you’re not even […]

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Healthcare Jobs That Don’t Require a 4 Year Degree

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The healthcare industry is booming, and here’s the good news…you don’t need four years of college and mountains of student debt to land a meaningful, well paying job! While doctors and nurses with bachelor’s degrees get most of the spotlight, there’s an entire ecosystem of vital healthcare roles that require less time in school but

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Skills vs. Degrees: What Employers Want in 2026

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If you’ve been considering going back to school, you’ve probably heard the ongoing debate: Do we really need degrees anymore, or are skills simply enough? It’s a fair question, especially when you’re balancing work, family, and the investment of time and money that education requires. The truth is more nuanced than the headlines suggest. In

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Importance of Mental Health in Higher Education

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Let’s be honest about something that doesn’t get said enough: going back to school as an adult is stressful. Really stressful. Mental health in higher education isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a real consideration for adult learners, career changers, and even first time college students navigating this journey. Odds are you are probably juggling a

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How to Use Tuition Reimbursement for College

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Thinking about going back to school but worried about the cost? Here’s something you might not have considered: your employer could help foot the bill. Tuition reimbursement and employer education benefits are one of the best-kept secrets in paying for college. While everyone talks about loans and scholarships, many working professionals overlook the fact that

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Military Benefits and Going Back to School

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If you’ve served or are currently serving in the military, you’ve earned some of the most comprehensive education benefits available. Whether you’re a veteran thinking about that degree you’ve always wanted, an active duty service member planning your next move, or a military spouse or dependent exploring your options, these military benefits can help make

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GRE Prep Made Simple: Guide to Test Day Confidence

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So, you’re thinking about graduate school. Maybe you’ve already got your eye on a program, or maybe you’re still exploring what’s next. Either way, there’s a good chance you’ve encountered three little letters that carry a lot of weight: GRE. The Graduate Record Examination isn’t anyone’s idea of a fun Saturday morning, but here’s the

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