Entry-Level Healthcare Careers To Consider

If you’re interested in starting a career that will provide plenty of advancement opportunities, provide solid earnings, and want to secure a position without having to worry about layoffs in the future, then you should consider a healthcare career.

The healthcare industry is one of the most stable industries, and provides some of the best career opportunities for individuals entering the workforce for the first time, or those professionals who have some experience. If you’re interested in helping others but don’t know where to start, we have compiled some of the best entry-level healthcare careers for you to consider. Read More

Scholarship Saturday – May 26 2018

The deadlines for the scholarships that were on this list have passed. To see scholarships that are still accepting applications, visit more recent Scholarship Saturday posts.

 

About to Graduate High School? How to Find Which Academic Path Is Right for You

You may never again be at the same crossroads as when you graduated high school. Whether or not you’re 18 already, you’re on the edge of your adolescent years. Reality is that it’s time to grow up and be an adult. Yes, it’s scary, and that is why deciding on what your academic path will be is very important. Read More

Summer Action Items for Incoming College Freshmen

The summer before college can be so exciting and intimidating all at once. Between now and the time you arrive on campus, you will be busy! Enjoy your time off because you deserve it, but don’t forget about these 28 items to prepare for college. Read More

Textbook Turnover – Textbook Buying and Selling Habits

Textbooks. In high school, books were free. You would pick up the books at the beginning of the year and return them at the end of the year. No money ever exchanged hands. However, unfortunately, that all changes when you attend college. Textbooks are no longer free in college. Instead, you have to purchase multiple books every term. The cost of textbooks can leave your wallet empty every term. And, when it is time to sell back your books, you’ll only get a fraction of what you paid. Read More