Independence University Online helps people gain personal & financial independence
May 13, 2013 By Eduguy Leave a Comment
http:// Independence University would like to speak with you to see if they can help you achieve your independence Call now toll free : 888-512-2704 History of Independence Founded in 1978 as California College for Health Sciences and now known as Independence University, our institution has dedicated itself for more than 30 years to providing [...]

Online Degree Programs in Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana
December 3, 2012 By COadmin Leave a Comment
1. Kentucky- Regional Accreditation: Most of the colleges and universities for Kentucky Online Education are accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Depending on the school in this region of the country, individual accreditation may be obtained through private organizations such as the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools [...]

Free career and college assessment available for limited time!
August 24, 2012 By Eduguy Leave a Comment
For a limited time users can take atvantage of a free career and college assessment curtesy of college.com. The Free assessment which is powered by www.careermotivations.com normally costs between $59.95 an $125.95 and is free only for a limited time. To take advantage of the free career assessment click here We are bringing this [...]

Finishing Your Degree in Online College
May 4, 2012 By EDUPro Leave a Comment
Though we know how important and valuable our educations are, life doesn’t always make going to college easy. Many students today have to juggle school with full-time jobs and other commitments, and in too many cases, students find themselves overwhelmed and step away from school so they can focus more time and energy on the [...]

Online College Background Check
April 27, 2012 By EDUPro 2 Comments
Online college is a great alternative to traditional brick-and-mortar schools for students with busy, demanding lives. More popular now than ever before, distance learning programs make higher education possible for everyone from stay-at-home-moms to students working two jobs to pay the bills to learners who do their best with minimal supervision and stringency in scheduling. [...]

GED to PhD: Online Degrees for All
April 20, 2012 By EDUPro 3 Comments
Students of all ages and levels of education are becoming increasingly aware of all the benefits online colleges and distance learning programs have to offer. Particularly for those who must work full-time or manage a family, the accessibility of online schooling offers second – or third, or fourth – chances for students to reach whatever [...]

Social Media, SEO and Other New Media Marketing Jobs
April 12, 2012 By COadmin 2 Comments
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Safeguarding Your Facebook
March 15, 2012 By EDUPro 3 Comments
With the level of ease that social media enthusiasts can update their favorite sites, not all take into consideration the repercussions that posts can have on their professional careers. The moment it hits the web, whether it be an embarrassing photo or a comment on a political topic, all is fair game to whomever is [...]

Joining LinkedIn
March 13, 2012 By EDUPro 3 Comments
Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter are used every day for job networking, but with a surplus of risqué photos and an open forum for comments, it takes an extra effort to keep your content professional. Linkedin takes a different approach to social media by making it all about professionalism, creating a space to [...]

Facebook Hiding Tricks
March 8, 2012 By EDUPro 3 Comments
When Facebook hit the Internet scene, it was a requirement to have a college or university E-mail address to register. With more than 845 million active users counted at the end of 2011, it is safe to say that almost everyone is using Facebook now, including potential employers. If you feel your page has traveled [...]

Social Media and Online College
March 6, 2012 By EDUPro 2 Comments
As the first decade of the 21st century came and went, the college degree transitioned from helpful perk to resumé requirement, with the National Center for Education Statistics reporting a 45 percent increase in full-time student enrollment from 1999 to 2009. Throughout this growth period, an alternative arose for those unable to attend traditional class [...]








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