The Pros and Cons of Travel Nursing
As with any job, travel nursing has its pros and cons. Unlike other jobs, however, these pros and cons are very extreme, and as most travel nurses will tell you, either you’ll love it or you’ll hate it.
Being a Travel Nurse
If you’re on the fence as to whether ... Continue Reading →
Don’t Go To Grad School for the Wrong Reasons
So. You think enrolling in grad school is the right move. You’re stuck in your job, there’s no room to advance, and, what the heck, all of your friends are doing it. Wait just a second, hold your horses, and cool your jets; all of those things mom told ... Continue Reading →
Online Colleges Require Participation for Success
According to the National Survey of Student Engagement, research has shown that a student’s success is directly related to his participation, or involvement, in the educational experience. This is particularly true in the online learning environment where ... Continue Reading →
The 5 Top Paying Public Administration Jobs
Public service isn’t generally a field that people think of when they envision high-paying jobs, but there are a surprising amount of positions that pay remarkably well for those willing to put in the work. Those with a degree in public administration have ... Continue Reading →
The Pros and Cons of Being a Travel Nurse
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there are more than 2.7 million registered nurses working around the country. However, the demand for nurses is on the rise, and many facilities are dealing with nursing shortages. Travel nurses are professionals who ... Continue Reading →
The Freshman 15: Why College Makes You Fat
If you’re heading off to college, there’s little doubt that friends and family have teased you about the freshman 15. The good news is this: The freshman 15 is a myth. While many freshmen do gain weight, the story has taken on a life of its own. The ... Continue Reading →
Thinking of Going Back to School – 4 Strategies for Adult Learners
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there are about 14 million U.S. students who are age 25 or older. If you’re considering going back to school as an adult, it’s possible. Read on for some suggestions on how to balance schoolwork ... Continue Reading →