Most Graduates See Return on College Investment within Five Years
The Years to Recoup Educational Investment = Total College Costs / (College Salary — Typical High School Salary) The US Department of Education – College Scorecard provides data sets on average college costs with variables broken down by sector, credential, and...
Is now the time to go back to school?
As millions of Americans find themselves unemployed, many are asking if now is the time to go back to school to pursue the career they have always wanted. If you’re contemplating pursuing a degree, ask yourself these questions first. Will this degree or certificate...
5 tips for job hunting during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused one of the worst workforce crises in history. An estimated 20.5 million jobs have been erased, and unemployment has skyrocketed to levels not seen in three generations. If you count yourself among these statistics, you may be...
Should You Get A Master’s Degree When You Are Still In Debt?
On average, master’s degree holders make $17,000 more than those who’ve earned a bachelor’s degree alone. Once you have completed your undergraduate degree, you may contemplate turning to a master’s degree next. However, if you’re still...