Articles About Education

Earning a bachelor's is no small accomplishment. To make your education as well-rounded as possible, consider adding a minor to complement your degree. Adding a minor to your degree program is a way to gain additional skills that can help set you apart from other job candidates after graduation.

To start a new career in a competitive job market, you'll need to impress potential employers in any way you can — especially if you're shooting for a top job in your field. A master's degree can help you develop as a professional and qualify for a number of roles with higher-than-average salaries.

As an online student, getting involved beyond your coursework might help you graduate from college with much more than a diploma. It could lead you to finishing your program with valuable connections in your field and relevant career experience, too. Explore different ways to get involved.

If you're the first person in your family to do or achieve something, that makes you first generation. If you're a first-generation student or graduate, that means you're paving the way as the first in your family to earn a four-year college degree.