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If you are a member of the military or a veteran of the Armed Forces, you are well-positioned for college success. Making the transition to civilian life comes with its challenges, but earning a degree can help you overcome some of those obstacles and enter your new career successfully.

Many students struggle with finding the perfect way to balance school and their social life. Everyone has different wants and needs, but it is important to prioritize your basic needs.

College seniors offer words of wisdom to high school seniors as they pass the torch.

If you're thinking about a career in nursing, starting with an associate degree may make sense. Not only is an associate degree the fastest path to working in a clinical setting, but it also tends to be the most affordable type of nursing degree available.

If you're thinking about going into nursing, then you may be wondering if you have what it takes to provide that same experience to your future patients. Several personality traits are good to have in the nursing field; some of them are natural traits, but many of them can be learned and acquired through the right education and training.

Growing spiritually, for me, has become a mantra. As a college senior, I’ve learned what it means to be a Christian, and I’m continually working on my spiritual growth.

Technology in the classroom is here to stay, and it is proving to be beneficial to both teachers and students. By finding ways to integrate technology in the classroom, teachers can create more successful learning environments with greater student engagement.

Submitted by Diana Davis '22

Do you find the field of law particularly fascinating but aren’t ready to commit the time and money necessary for law school? Are you looking for a career you can start with minimal training while still working in the field? If so, working as a paralegal might be a good fit for your goals. This guide will walk you through what a paralegal is and how you can get started as one.

Though many people associate the term "paralegal" with "legal secretary," this is far from accurate. Paralegals perform many of the same duties as lawyers, except representing clients in court, signing pleadings, or taking depositions. While a paralegal's work must be reviewed and approved by a lawyer, their work is vital in the legal arena.

The road to becoming a lawyer is often longer and more expensive than many students wish to pursue. But if you're interested in studying law, earning your degree in paralegal studies is a solid second choice. Working as a paralegal is demanding yet rewarding. You can make it easier for yourself in the beginning by adhering to these top 15 strategies for survival.

Did you know that you can use blockchain to boost and support your business? If you haven't started exploring all the options for blockchain in business, it's time you did. Since there are multiple ways to use this technology, your main goal should be finding the ways that provide you with the best value for your time and effort.