Back on this day in 1969, the educational children’s show known as “Sesame Street” made its television debut. continue reading...
A lot can change in ten years. One career can explode in popularity while another hot job can go cold. continue reading...
So we’re in a recession, and people keep losing their jobs. However it’s likely these people weren’t in any of these career categories. Check out a list of recession-proof careers: continue reading...
Getting into and paying for college may seem like a daunting task. But here are a few tips that may make things easier: continue reading...
NEW YORK, May 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Lucrative jobs, corner offices and business lunches may be what undergrads and their parents have in mind for a post-graduation future, but their view on the amount of money they need to pay for education is generally far less clear. Estimating the total cost of a college education can be confusing, which often leads to bad decisions when it comes to funding that education.”The best place to start when it comes to figuring out what you can affordably borrow is to calculate the total cost of the education they are pursuing. However, parents and students frequently find themselves at a disadvantage when trying to determine what this figure will end up being,” said John P. Derham, an officer for MyRichUncle. “A few smart rules are in order to help families get to a realistic number to start budgeting for.”
Math Rule #1 — Know your Estimated Total Costs, in relation to tuition and fees continue reading...
(PRWEB) August 28, 2007 — It’s “Back to School” time again! Kids are chattering about seeing old friends and meeting new teachers. Parents are preparing them for that thrilling first day with shopping carts piled high with new notebooks, pencils and other school supplies. Now that kids are ready for their school year, it’s also time for parents to look into returning to school - online! eLearners.com today announced some reasons that parents’ experience as an online student teaches children valuable life lessons and develops parenting skills.
“The examples parents set are incredibly crucial when it comes to education,” said Carol Aslanian, President and Founder of the Aslanian Group, the national authority on the characteristics and learning patterns of adult students. “Many experts agree that children who have parents going to school benefit in countless ways, including better time management skills, a stronger work ethic and an awareness about the importance of an education.” continue reading...
