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Do Employers Care About Your ACT/SAT Scores?

Key Takeaways: In most situations, employers do not ask or care about your ACT / SAT score. Generally you should only include your ACT / SAT results on your resume if you have limited work experience or you’re submitting the resume to a college. If you need to list your scores, place them in the …
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What is an Accelerated Degree Program?

Typically, earning a bachelor’s degree the traditional way can take up to 4-5 years, but did you know you can actually complete a bachelor’s degree in as little as one year? An accelerated degree program means you can earn your bachelor’s or master’s degree in a much shorter time span than is typical. What is …
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What are Dual Degree Programs?

Key Takeaways A dual degree gives two diplomas, often in separate fields. It can open more career opportunities and skill sets. Planning, time management, and organization are key skills for getting a dual degree. Getting guidance from advisors and peers can be helpful in this process. Make the most of clubs, internships, and networking to …
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Different types of college degrees

Key Takeaways The types of college degrees are associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral or professional doctoral. Associate’s and bachelor’s are undergraduate degrees, while master’s and doctoral degrees are more advanced graduate programs. Earning a college degree can help you hone your skills, increase your earning potential, and open the door to more opportunities. Most college …
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What is the Fulbright U.S. Student Program?

It’s possible that you’ve heard the term “Fulbright” before, but you might not have had it explained to you. It’s just another grant to apply for, right? Yes and no. As someone currently going through the application process, I can tell you that it is a wee bit more than that. It is a great …

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