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How To Choose An Online M.Ed. or MAT Program

By Kaeli Nieves-WhitmoreLast updated on December 22, 2022

Congratulations! You’re considering going back to school to get your online M.Ed. (Master of Education) or your online MAT (Master of Arts in Teaching). Whether you’ve been out of school for one year or 20, there is no better time than now to be going back and continuing your education. For most teachers, a master’s …

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Boston College SAT and ACT Scores: What You Need to Get In

By Olivia PittmanLast updated on December 22, 2022

Interested in attending Boston College? You’re not alone! BC receives over 23,000 applications a year from students all over the globe. Of these applicants, about 34 percent are accepted. Boston College requires an ACT (with writing) or an SAT score before considering your application complete. If you take SAT subject tests, BC will consider those …

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How To Qualify As A National Merit Scholar

By Olivia PittmanLast updated on December 22, 2022

If you’re like many college hopefuls, you’re looking for any possible source of scholarship money to help you fund your higher education. In your search, you may have heard of a program called the National Merit Scholarship–you may have even taken the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test! But what exactly is the National Merit Scholarship, and …

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5 Benefits of Getting Your Master’s of Education (M.Ed.)

By Katelyn McAdamLast updated on December 22, 2022

If you’re a teacher you know that continuing your education is not only required, but it’s also the best way to stay up to date on new trends and standards in our schools. Of course, there are benefits to getting your MEd (Master of Education). You also know that obtaining Continuing Education Units (CEUs) not …

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4 Ways To Know It’s Time To Get Your MBA

By Kaeli Nieves-WhitmoreLast updated on December 22, 2022

Once upon a time, you graduated from college, got a job and an apartment, and everything was falling into place. You met someone to share your life with (be that a significant other or a best friend). You got settled into the crazy ride of adulthood. Then, one day, as you picked up your Starbucks …

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5 Unspoken Reasons to get your Master’s of Education

By Katelyn McAdamLast updated on December 22, 2022

If you’re a teacher, you’ve already spent at least 17 years of your life as a student. You work in a school every day, even during parts of your breaks. That’s a lot of classroom time. So why would you want to go back to school for your Master’s of Education? 1. The networking Going back …

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9 People You Meet Working in Customer Service

By Kaeli Nieves-WhitmoreLast updated on December 22, 2022

Working in customer service means you’ll end up meeting a lot of people, including ones who aren’t very nice. Here are 9 kinds of people you will meet while working in customer service: 1. The person who swears they “didn’t break it” or “didn’t use it” Right, it came that way…and that’s definitely not duct …

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5 Strategies For Going Back To School

By Kaeli Nieves-WhitmoreLast updated on December 22, 2022

Making the decision to return to school after taking time off–whether it was for a single semester or a decade–can be difficult. You’re bound to be out of practice when it comes to studying. It is all too easy to psych yourself out when it comes to thinking about the amount of work you’ll have …

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Should You Go Back to School if You Hate Your Job? 8 Questions to Ask Yourself

By Tyler HakesLast updated on December 22, 2022

“Should I go back to school?” For someone who feels stuck in a job they don’t enjoy, one choice is to go back to school to earn some additional education or training to move toward a new career. This is a great option for many people–the question is, is it the right choice for you? In …

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The Benefits of Getting Your BBA Online

By Morgan StaubLast updated on December 22, 2022

As the digital age continues to rise, aspiring college graduates have turned to online courses to follow their fields of study. According to a 2012 study by Babson, it is estimated that 33% of all college students were enrolled in at least one online class. Some may find that taking one or two classes online …