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Walden University, one of the nation's largest providers of graduate degrees to educators, has named its College of Education in honor of Richard W. Riley, former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education and a leading advocate in advancing education as a national priority. More
If you've always wanted to be the one to take down the bad guys, there's great news. According to the Department of Labor, careers in Criminal Justice are looking better than ever, even with a recession looming. In fact, according to Yahoo! HotJobs, security careers, which include Criminal Justice, are "recession-proof" careers. More
A growing number of working mothers are studying online to improve their careers. These busy women are finding it easier to get the information they need by visiting a free information sites to request information and receive materials tailored to the degrees of their choice. More
Looking to finish a degree or seeking a new one to advance your career? If you are, you're probably wondering how you'll pay for your education. You may be surprised to find out you could qualify for financial aid, in the form of tuition reimbursement from your employer. More
Online degree programs have led to happier, more rewarding and lucrative careers for millions of Americans. But if you're thinking of advancing your career goals with an online degree, choosing the right one can seem like an overwhelming task. Keep in mind these simple tips when looking for and evaluating distance learning programs. More
Your father and grandfather may have used the GI Bill to pay for the college education that ultimately helped them provide for their families. You can too, thanks to a new GI Bill that provides the most comprehensive education benefits package since the original legislation was signed into law 64 years ago. More
According to U.S. News & World Report, Walden University is the nation's largest online provider of graduate-level education programs, by enrollment. Over 20,000 educators have chosen Walden University's College of Education to pursue their M.S.Ed., Ed.D., or Ph.D. in Education degrees online. More
If you've always wanted a career in healthcare, helping people, there's great news. According to the Department of Labor, careers in nursing are looking better than ever, even with a recession looming. More
The demand for health care providers to focus on health care quality and patient safety means that a small investment in a degree in patient safety leadership can pay off with career advancement, new opportunities and a higher salary. More
In the current education environment, there's no shortage of options for earning your degree online. However, with the growing number of universities offering distance learning programs, how do you know which one is right for you? More
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