Four study tips to help you succeed
Getting good grades and ultimately earning your degree depend to a great extent on passing tests. To do that, most people need to study to absorb all the information presented...
Four job interview tips
After hours of crafting your resume, searching job postings and contacting employers, you’ve landed an interview. No what?
Four reasons why it’s never too late for college
If you know a recent high school graduate, she probably can’t stop talking about her plans for college in the fall: what she wants to study, which groups or clubs...
Benefits of becoming bilingual
Learning a second language can help more than just your job search.
Occupation Snapshot: Registered Nurse
According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of registered nurses is expected to grow by 26% through 2020.
Studying by Style: Kinesthetic
Individuals who learn through handling and using objects are known as tactile or kinesthetic learners.
Studying by Style: Auditory
Are you a musician who learns a piece of music by hearing it just a few times? Can you complete a task when it has only been explained to you...
Degrees Are Conferred During an Inspiring Commencement Ceremony
On Thursday, April 9, the family and friends of the Louisville Campus Class of 2013 gathered at Walnut Street Baptist Church for the much anticipated annual commencement ceremony.
Words to leave OFF your resume
In a competitive job market, it’s important that your résumé communicate your skills as succinctly as possible.
Finding work/life/school balance
Are you trying to balance classes, family, and a career? It’s difficult, but not impossible, to devote attention to all facets of your life and keep stress to a minimum.