Academic degree

VARK Learning Styles Inventory, Multiple Intelligence Inventory, Holland Code, Degree Works Academic Evaluation formerly the Program of Study, and a three term or more academic course plan. Within the context of this Perimeter Orientation course, I have honed communication, collaboration, and critical thinking skills all while defining my personal identity, exploring the college community, and formulating academic and career goals for success. Taking these inventories literally has given me…

with companies including Cigna and Johnson and Johnson shortly after. The university offers over 100 degree programs in total and has over 7,000 students in attendance. Each of Post University’s 4 academic colleges, The Malcolm Balridge School of Business, The John P. Burke School of Public Service, The School of Education and The School of Arts and Sciences, are responsible for its online degree programs. Online associate’s degrees include management and criminal justice. Available bachelor’s…

Many have asked, is there really a difference between community college and a four year university. The answer is, yes, of course because of the smaller classes, academics, and advantages one might receive from a community college experience. Four year colleges, on the other hand, have bigger classes, higher academic standards, and a completely different atmosphere. Community colleges offer more one on one help, because of the class sizes. In a four year university students do not receive…

My academic and professional journey began in August of 1997 while pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Political Science at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. As an undergraduate, I held a dedicated focus aimed toward a terminal degree with an interdisciplinary focus and a career as an agent of social change. My academic success over the years paralleled a passion for working with underserved populations. Since completing a bachelor’s degree, I have earned a Master of Arts in Conflict…

encountering conceivably the highest expectations and greatest challenges in their histories. States are progressively moving to higher education funding methods that distributes funding centered on performance indicators such as completion time to degree and student retention. Furthermore, accrediting agencies are requiring higher levels of accountability concerning outcomes, as are governments and businesses concerned over the importance that education provides. In August 2011, Georgia…

to get your degree. The only way one…

a university student and an instructor, who specialises in adult learning theory and the integration of critical thinking. The purpose of their research was to be informative and shine a light on the challenges that adult learners face when in an academic environment. To provide strategies that teachers, professors and lectures can implement in their classroom, to improve the learning of adult learners. In the journal article, ‘Adult Learning Theory: Applications to Non-Traditional College…

Part A 1. What are the benefits of having a saving account? • Include the ability to withdraw at any time, unlike other long-term investments such as certificates of deposits. Savings accounts also require a low investment amounts to start with, depending on the type of account. Much like checking accounts, many saving accounts are also insured by the FDIC. Other advantages include the ability to have automatic deductions for bill-pay and minimal monthly fees. 2. What is the purpose of…

Casues of the Rising Costs of College Many parents have the dream of their children graduating high school, and continuing on to graduate with a degree from a college or university. They believe that with a college degree, there child will find a well-paying job and be successful in life. However, this dream is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve due to the rising costs of attending college. According to USA Today, “Since 1978, college tuition and fees have increased by a whopping…

Obtaining a college degree is important for my future academically and personally. Without a college degree I am not able to achieve my academic and life goal of becoming a Veterinarian. To be a Veterinarian, I need to have a Bachelor’s Degree and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Also I have to take two big test: the Graduate Record Examination, to get into vet school, and a 7 and a half hour 360 question long licensing test. Without a college degree, I would not be prepared for those test at…