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Saturday, February 1, 2020
Few careers remain static over time; criminal justice roles are no exception to the rule. As our communities and the wider world change, people who choose to work in law enforcement, probation and corrections, or as private detectives must continually hone their knowledge and adapt their skills to...
Monday, January 13, 2020
Earning your college degree can benefit you in many ways for the rest of your life — teaching you valuable skills, making you more employable and ultimately boosting your income potential. However, in the United States today, college comes with a price tag. If not for financial aid, college would...
Sunday, January 12, 2020
While you may work during your time in college, most students view doing well in their classes as their primary job. Ultimately, the goal of pursuing a college degree is to find a job in your major field after graduation. It isn’t always easy to know where to start or how to find a job after...
Saturday, January 11, 2020
Many adults who pursue college degrees do not have the luxury of focusing solely on their studies; they must also work part-time or even full-time in order to make ends meet. After all, bills still need to be paid while you’re working toward your degree.
Balancing work and school is...
Friday, January 10, 2020
When earning a Paralegal Studies degree from Generations College in Chicago, you gain a valuable platform that provides the flexibility to put your education into practice in a variety of settings. Job responsibilities differ for various types of paralegals. In general, paralegals in...
Thursday, January 9, 2020
Until recent years, earning a college degree meant attending scheduled classes on a college campus, whether the class times and locations were convenient or not. Fortunately, advances in technology have revolutionized education. Today, more people than ever have personal computers and/or tablets,...
Thursday, January 9, 2020
Deciding to earn a college degree is a smart move, one that can make you more employable and help improve your standard of living for the rest of your life. However, not all degrees are equal. Should you pursue an associate degree or enroll in a bachelor’s degree program? There is not a single “...
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Earning a degree in criminal justice prepares graduates to enter the workforce armed with the knowledge and tools they need to succeed in a variety of exciting careers. Exploring potential criminal justice degree job options is a smart move — whether you are enrolled in a criminal justice...
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Many people are drawn to the criminal justice field because of a desire to be a part of enforcing societal rules and expectations, ultimately strengthening their communities. While they may be physically demanding and emotionally challenging roles, criminal justice careers can also be incredibly...
Monday, January 6, 2020
One important part of choosing a college or university is its cost. In addition to the expenses associated with tuition, college students need to plan for other student fees, housing (if the student plans to live on campus), meals, transportation and miscellaneous expenses. All of those costs can...