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Innovations and technology in workplace - how do they benefit employer?
In 2015, the Millennials became the largest generation in the US labor force. As such, they had the largest impact on the workforce and the dynamics in the workplace. They are the most active and engaged in social networking, and use technology more frequently than the older generations to stay connected with friends, family and colleagues. How does this affect the landscape of the workplace and the business world in general?
Posted on Jan 31, 2016
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How To Get College Credit If You Studied Abroad
Simple calculations: People who have earned a bachelor’s degree typically earn 50 percent more a year than those armed with just a high school diploma. Those who have an associate’s degree will still have a 30 percent advantage over those without, while those with some college units but no degree still earn 16 percent more than those with only a high school diploma. So - how to get there? Earning college credits by exams maybe a good choice.
Posted on Jan 19, 2016
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New FAFSA changes can make applying for financial aid easier
Filling out FAFSA, the Free Application For Federal Student Aid, is an onerous task, detailed and time-consuming. Released in September 2015, there are two biggest tweaks to the FAFSA forms. These changes will take effect Oct. 1, 2016, for students applying for financial aid for the 2017-2018 school year. The fact that changes intended to make the form process easier should be good news for millions of families who at some point will grapple with the FAFSA. So what changes are coming?
Posted on Jan 07, 2016
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