Articles About Education

As artificial intelligence continues to grow in use and capability, one thing is clear: AI is impacting education. To understand the role of AI in education, take a look at how it’s being used, what opportunities and risks are present and how both teachers and students can move forward responsibly.

Many students start college with an associate degree, which can open career doors and offer a strong general education base. For others, it's a stepping stone to a bachelor's degree. Learn the differences, why and how you might transfer, and how each path can lead to career opportunities. 

Whether you’re in the midst of sifting through college applications or already on your way to earning your degree, scholarships can help you finance your degree. Unlike student loans, they do not require repayment and may be more attainable than you think.

If you’re interested in going back to school, you might be familiar with scholarships, grants and student loans. But if you're already in the workforce, you might have access to another form of financial support: tuition benefits. Tuition benefits include programs such as tuition reimbursement.