Master's degree

SILVER LINING The first year of living after the Vietnam War ended in 1975 was the most difficult for me. When I heard my president Minh Duong, in South of Vietnam, commanded us to give up and hand the weapons to the North Vietnamese Communist Party, it felt like an atomic bomb exploded inside my head. My entire life, my body, and my heart fell down as I came to a free fall. For weeks I gradually got used to a new reality that my government lost the war. When terrible things happened to me after…

social sciences, college of business, college of education, college of extended education, and international programs, college of health science and human services and college of science. This college offers the college degree, the bachelors degree, masters degree, and doctors degree. With this “Each college includes several academic units that deliver degrees, minors and other academic offerings.” “The university currently offers a total of 24 undergraduate degrees, with over 30 included…

and experience. I have a varied amount of work experience, some of which is managerial. I am, however, finding quite an obstacle in seeing requirements of employers requiring a bachelor's degree at the minimum, knowing it is a shortcut for human resources to completely discount a resume that does not feature a degree. So, therefore, I have had to seek some way to get one, hoping that I can find something affordable and flexible. I have two children and work up to sixty hours per week. I am still…

As of right now I am pursuing an Associate’s degree in accounting to further my education and gain employment. I have been seeking employment and was surprised to find that most higher paying jobs require at least an Associate’s degree. Even though this was the reason why I returned to school, I have learned during my education, that what I am doing now is beyond becoming employed. I wanted to come back and get an Associate’s degree, find a job, and be done. I have come to realize that…

to gain a degree and GCU fit as a sought after school. Through attending GCU, I look to attain a degree in Information Technology and a strong grasp on my…

She is in her early thirties. She travelled to the US with her husband and two kids to gain her master degree and spend four years their. Growing up, she spend13 years living in the USA with her parents which gave her a prior experience of life in the US. Before her study abroad, she worked in the private sector and later joined a public university to work…

food, room and board are just some of the mounting expenses college students are faced with on a daily basis. The rising cost to attend college has left many questioning whether or not a college degree is really worth it. Emily Hanford, the author of the article entitled “The Value of a College Degree” writes that college is absolutely critical in order to have a successful future. She stresses that in today’s society those who do not receive college degrees are struggling to stay in the middle…

home students UK .universities can charge a maximum of £9000(US$14000) per year for undergraduate courses. For international student undergraduate courses starts from £8000(US$12000)for lecture based courses, going up to £36000(US$54000) for medical degree courses. In general the international students pay in average £4000 higher. Whilst the UK .government have control over what universities charge, in contrast in the US government has very little control over what universities charge. The US…

While your education is important, the article “students who push Burgers” by Walter Minot. While I can appreciate his views, and agree that students only work to for luxury. I really disagree with that. Many students who do not have the luxury of just going to school.Students may have other responsibilities,maybe the are on their own and don’t have parents that can or will help them. Students need to work to maintain a car to get back, and forth to class or pay rent ,maybe financial is not…

Profile of Mister William Ashcraft It’s a cool spring after noon on Friday and Araria Campus has some lingering students, teachers and campus workers. Some have classes, meeting to attended, papers to write, or papers to grade. As I head to my interview with Mister William Ashcraft in the kings building on the 5th floor. I hear 60s rock music coming from his office, as I walk in he, is sitting behind is desk grading papers. A man over 50 years old standing about 5’6 foot tall. He wore a light…