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A Career In Information Technology Is Rewarding With Opportunities Galore

A Career In Information Technology Is Rewarding With Opportunities Galore

| September 22, 2014 | 0 Comments

Technology has touched every aspect of human life. It has created a plethora of new opportunities and high paying jobs. In the last two decades, the IT industry has experienced rapid growth. As greater number of businesses start investing in computer systems employment in the information technology industry has grown. Before you plan a career […]

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Income Ideas: How to Save Up for an Education

Income Ideas: How to Save Up for an Education

| September 17, 2014 | 0 Comments

With a 4-year college degree pushing the quarter million dollar mark in costs, and a longer-term pursuit such as a masters in aging degrees threatens to touch the million dollar range. Thinking about saving for a college education can keep many parents up at night. As children get older, they too often begin to worry […]

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3 Ways an Accountant Can Help Your Business Grow

3 Ways an Accountant Can Help Your Business Grow

| August 29, 2014 | 0 Comments

An accountant is more than someone who balances cash accounts or makes deposits on behalf of a company owner. Accountants can be major players within a company who can find new opportunities for the business to cut costs or improve profits. They also play a vital role in ensuring that the company is complying with […]

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Technical Schools May Help Fill 45% Job Openings in 2014

Technical Schools May Help Fill 45% Job Openings in 2014

| July 21, 2014 | 0 Comments

The misconceptions and negative connotations that go with the term “trade school” are quickly fading away. More and more people are becoming aware of how trade school is a really solid option if you want to land a secure job in this unstable economy. Besides offering a higher chance of employment, people are shying away […]

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Tips to Spruce Up Your Home Tutoring Sessions With Your Child

Tips to Spruce Up Your Home Tutoring Sessions With Your Child

| April 14, 2014 | 0 Comments

A good parent will help their kids by doing some tutoring on your own together with your child, although you can get mad and blame the school system. It’s a difficult proposition, because you have a busy life already, and you’re supposed to get the education to your kid totally free from the state. But […]

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How to Make the Most of Your College’s Financial Aid Office

How to Make the Most of Your College’s Financial Aid Office

| January 15, 2014 | 0 Comments

You’ll no doubt discover that any school you choose to attend offers a variety of services designed to help the average student navigate the tricky waters of collegiate life. And if you take the time to go through the orientation process and ask plenty of questions, you’ll find that there are an abundance of free […]

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5 Tips for Finding College Scholarships You Qualify For

5 Tips for Finding College Scholarships You Qualify For

| January 15, 2014 | 1 Comment

There’s no getting around the fact that attending college is a pricy affair. Luckily, there are a number of ways to mitigate the costs. For example, you can spend your first two years in community college, paying a fraction of what you might at even a relatively affordable state school. Since you’re only completing general […]

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5 Financial Aid Questions to Ask During College Campus Visits

5 Financial Aid Questions to Ask During College Campus Visits

| January 15, 2014 | 0 Comments

Although most students take an interest in a college campus because of the particular programs they offer, the location of the campus, the fact that it’s their family’s alma mater, or the possibility that friends will also attend, the truth is that it doesn’t take long for the question of money to come up. A […]

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Will President Obama’s Budget Cuts Ruin Military Education Programs?

Will President Obama’s Budget Cuts Ruin Military Education Programs?

| January 14, 2014 | 0 Comments

President Barrack ran on a platform that claimed he could help the country bounce back from recession. He promised that he would bring jobs back from overseas, decrease government spending and slash the budget. While those budget cuts sounded like a good idea to voters, many didn’t realize that some of the programs would significantly […]

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