Research Adds Big Value to a Biology Degree
“I don’t care a whole lot about being in the spotlight,” says biologist Jesse Grismer. “What I care about is having the freedom to pursue the research I’m really passionate about.”
Read More
Author: Natalie Romero
5 Things You Can Do With an English Degree
“A lot of people put English majors into a box,” says La Sierra University professor Melissa Brotton. “They think the only jobs you can get with an English degree are to become a writer or to become a teacher. They don’t think about all the other potential jobs for English majors that require outstanding communication skills.” According to a survey cited earlier this year in U.S. News & World Report, the actual choice of careers for people with an English degree is extremely broad.
Read More
Bachelor’s or Associate’s? Choosing the right degree for your future.
So you’re almost done with your associate’s degree—that’s a great accomplishment! But what comes next? Many students wonder if it’s worth their time and money to upgrade to a 4-year university degree. Here’s are a few stats to help you decide the right path for your continuing education.
Read More
Top 10 tips to make your first year successful
If you’re a first-time college student, you might be wondering how you can experience a successful freshman year, followed by an equally rewarding college career. Our Academic Advisors have a few tips for you to keep in mind as you enter this new and exciting environment.
Read More
Inside the Classroom: “Justice Literature”
With an emphasis on diversity, survival, betrayal, and justice, comics have become a space where popular culture can intersect with modern criminology. As a post-9/11 United States deals with issues such as xenophobia, economic distress, anxiety about the role of Americans on a global scale, police corruption, and war, the fictional heroes of universes created by companies like Marvel and DC must also face similar problems.
Read More