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There are 1,051 community colleges across the U.S. according to the American Association of Community Colleges. These colleges serve students young and old – from recent high school graduates … Continue reading “How Adult Learners Can Benefit from a Community College”
There’s a new trend among students when it comes to earning a college degree, the swirl. Today’s students working toward a Bachelor’s degree are faced with additional pressures, especially … Continue reading “Swirling: New Connecticut Trend of Taking Courses at Different Colleges”
In the past decade, community college has become a more viable option for many looking to continue their education. Today’s community colleges have become more academically rigorous with high … Continue reading “Four Reasons to Consider Community College”
It is no secret that student debt continues to increase. It is estimated to total nearly $1.5 trillion today. The fact is that around 70% of students graduate with … Continue reading “Distinguishing Student Loans, Grants and Scholarships”
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Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (CSCU) President Mark Ojakian has signed an agreement between six Connecticut Community Colleges and Charter Oak State College – Connecticut’s public online college – that … Continue reading “NEW RN to BSN Nursing Program with Charter Oak”
The common perception is that once you receive a degree, whether it’s an Associate, Bachelor’s or Master’s, that is all the education you need. However, in some industries, that … Continue reading “Certificates that Can Boost Your Business Career”
You’re interested in studying criminal justice, but don’t see yourself on the front lines, say as a police officer, state marshall, FBI agent or in another law enforcement role. … Continue reading “Criminal Justice: Outside Law Enforcement”
So you’ve selected a major, is that enough? For some, the answer is yes, for others it isn’t. Many institutions offer a variety of concentrations and minors to support … Continue reading “A Concentration vs. a Minor with Your Business Degree?”
If you’re interested in studying criminal justice as an undergraduate, it can open a wide range of career paths, especially in law enforcement. But perhaps you picture yourself as … Continue reading “Is Criminal Justice a Stepping Stone to Law School?”