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Online vs. traditional education

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I hope you like the infographic showing the current trends of online education opposed to the traditional education. Trends clearly show the rise of popularity of online education and the percentage see an upward trend in the coming years.

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The benefits of distance learning courses

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What is distance learning? Online learning is the ideal method of study for a wide range of individuals, of all ages, who would like to gain a qualification. Distance learning has a number of advantages over the traditional learning environment. Distance learning allows students to study at a pace convenient to you. So what are…

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Top 5 reasons to study abroad

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When it comes to choosing a college or university, most people tend to think of those that are in their home country. But there’s another option that you should consider, and that’s studying abroad. More and more colleges and universities are looking to add diversity to their student body, so they are more willing to…

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Online degree or traditional college courses?

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It sounds heavenly: taking classes when you feel like it, submitting all your homework online, and staying home instead of braving the rush hour. But how do online degree programs and in-class programs stack up? Let’s take a look:

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5 prefered online MBA programs in the USA

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More and more colleges are offering online MBA programs, which is nothing new nor unexpected. This means that they may recruit a portion of the population, that have not been able to continue the studies, by offering a flexibility that has never been known before.

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How to get into Harvard College?

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Harvard College is revered through the world for providing excellence in education. Many students dare not apply believing the college is beyond their academic credentials and financial reach. Here are just a few reasons you might want to reconsider and mark the institute down on your shortlist of chosen schools. Why choose Harvard College?

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6 Tips on choosing the best law school

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Although there are a variety of wonderful career paths an individual could choose to pursue, opting to become a lawyer could prove particularly advantageous. This is the case for many reasons, including the opportunity for professional advancement. If you are thinking about pursuing a career as a lawyer, you should take the time to identify…

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Why are education institutions under attack?

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Cyber-criminals intrude into higher education computer networks which are much faster than normal computer systems so they can use the servers to send out malware, spam and viruses. The criminals may try to break in so they can steal the personal information of faculty, staff and students. The biggest reason for network data breaches is…

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Paying for online college

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There was a time when online college degrees were only popular amongst working professionals, who did not have the time to take on full-time college courses. Even though most online students are still working professionals, this form of education has become very popular amongst regular students too. The Center for American Progress has released a…