Some teachers don’t know what respect is. They think that, just because they have the power to keep students after school, they should. They should get better at managing their time and teaching within their time limits. Instead, they pretend … Read More
Online education has taken the world by storm. Traditional learning feels sluggish and outdated, while learning at your pace whenever you want is hip and useful. As usual, humans went from one extreme to the other. So, while some stoically … Read More
You’ve worked hard. You didn’t just coast along to earn your degree. You went the extra mile to distinguish yourself from your classmates. It’s graduation day, and you can feel your parents’ eyes watering. They are filled with pride, because … Read More
Phones are a necessary tool in today’s world. They keep us connected to other people and they let us gain immediate access to the world’s biggest knowledge library. They are also a useful tool for education. Phones can be used … Read More
Capella University is a small for-profit university in Minneapolis. The school offers degrees at all levels: bachelor’s, master’s, and PhDs. It also offers a very interesting option called FlexPath, which lets you create a customized path to a degree letting … Read More
Walden University is a for-profit private university located in Minneapolis that offers programs in many fields. Walden has a history of being a mediocre school, and it still has a somewhat fickle reputation. Walden is an accredited university. Its degrees … Read More
There are two titles that seem very similar: ScD and PhD. The former stands for Scientiae Doctor (sometimes also referred to as Doctor of the Sciences—DSc), the latter stands for Doctor of Philosophy. Both terms have doctor in their name, … Read More
Post-secondary education—also called tertiary education—is any type of education that happens after secondary education. It is the highest level of education, and its purpose is preparing the brightest students to assume leading roles at companies, and advance our civilization. When … Read More