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• Combining Several Interests into a Single Major
  A common misconception for students pursuing a college degree is that in choosing a single major students must give up their interest in other areas of study. With a little research, students will find degree program options that allow for dual majors as well as concentrations or minors in multiple fields of interest.
• Best Buys in Online Health Care Degrees
  Those considering an online degree in nursing or the healthcare field can get a Consumer Report style list of best buys at the web site, GetEducated.com. The site offers new comparative ratings and rankings of accredited online universities, providing consumers the opportunity to save several thousand dollars while earning a degree at a top ranked university.
• Online Degrees Demand Time Commitment and Discipline
  Matt Vilano of the Career Couch recently handled the age old question regarding the worth of an online degree. Noting the importance of doing one's homework before enrolling online, Vilano responded without hesitation stating "online degrees can be a boon to your career and your life."
• Gas Prices Fueling Online Degree Growth
  The interest in online programming has been growing by leaps and bounds each year due to its overall convenience for students. But the current gas crisis has given interested adults one more reason to think seriously about the online degree option.
• Capella Extends Partnership with Blackboard
  Blackboard Inc. has announced a five year extension of its partnership with Capella University, one of Blackboard's largest online partners. The extension will build upon the Blackboard Learning System by adding the Blackboard Community System™ and Blackboard Portfolio System™ to the agreement.
• Walden Offers Nonprofit Management Degree
  With nonprofit organizations growing in number, a leadership position within this high growth sector represents significant job potential. In response to that growth, Walden University has introduced a Masters level degree program with a focus on Management and Leadership in the nonprofit sector.
• Technology to Continue to Impact Traditional Education
  Harvard Business School's Clayton M. Christensen and his colleague Michael B. Horn writing in the summer 2008 issue of Education Next have have predicted significant growth in computer-based learning over the next decade.
• University of Phoenix Creates New Research Center
  The University of Phoenix has announced the formation of a new research unit devoted to teaching and learning within the adult higher education community. The new University of Phoenix National Research Center (NRC) will focus on the world of the adult learner and the nontraditional college student.
• Online Learning Heads to the High School
  Across the country, many states have created organizations to provide online, web-based courses, for high school students. According to recently released data, in 2006-07, one-third of high school seniors in Utah took a class online through the state's Electronic High School and more than 52,000 students were served by the Florida Virtual School network.
• College as a Cyberspace Experience
  Today, any time you visit a college campus, you will see only a fraction of the actual students enrolled in the school. At online colleges such as Kaplan University, the fraction of students studying on campus is exceedingly small.
• Piedmont Tech and University of Phoenix Collaborate
  Piedmont Tech and the University of Phoenix have signed an articulation agreement that will create greater educational opportunities for students from the technical college.
• Saving for College
  Investing in higher education can pay significant dividends in the form of increased wages and job promotion potential. But to be able to handle the costs associated with higher education, a potential student must create an investment plan.
• College Students Labeled Generation Debt
  There have been many phrases over the last few years to describe the latest generation. First it was Generation X, then it was Generation Y. But today's college students have been given a different label.
• Project Mom Sees Wealth of Scholarship Applications
  The unique financial aid endeavor that links eLearners.com, American Intercontinental University, DeVry University and Walden University has seen more than 50,000 filed applications since its inception in late January. The aid campaign, "Project Working Mom: Putting Education to Work," is designed to support working moms seeking further education and is expected to provide more than $2 million in scholarship aid.
• DeVry College of New York Names Campus Dean
  DeVry Inc. has announced the appointment of Brian Porter as the Campus Dean for the recently created DeVry College of New York. The new entity came about as a result of the recent merger of DeVry Institute of Technology and Keller Graduate School of Management in New York.