Going after a medical degree and becoming a practicing doctor is all well and good but there are plenty of people who don’t have that opportunity. If they want to make a difference to...
In the fall of 2016, an estimated 20.5 million students enrolled in college. And while the college-age population is rising, more 18 to 24-year-olds are enrolled than ever before, much of the student population is entering...
The work of a supply teacher, or substitute teacher as they are called in the United States, can be quite rewarding. You have a varied schedule and get to practice and hone your teaching...
“The perfect woman, you see, is a working woman; not an idle, not a fine lady, but one who uses her hands and her head and her heart for the good.” – Thomas Hardy...
The following is a guest post by Rebecca Safier. Her bio follows. College graduates are no strangers to debt. In fact, the average class of 2016 graduate left school with $37,172 in student loans....
With technology and society evolving as rapidly as it is today, the need for new job skills is now larger than ever. From robotics to office management, there is no industry where the impacts...
If you are about to start taking college classes, you might be overwhelmed by the price of buying brand-new textbooks. They certainly aren’t cheap, that’s for sure. Instead of paying full price for brand-new...
The following is a guest post by Suey. Her bio follows. I was in the dog park with my good friend Alice. It was our weekly Wednesday normal play date after work. Everything was...
We’ve hit a landmark in the West where women have a lower unemployment rate than men, though on average they earn less. There are a number of reasons for this, including women choosing lower-paying...
The nature of post-secondary education requires ample time, concentration and – unfortunately – money. Because of the financial struggles that so many young people face, along with social stigmas and other hurdles, female educational...