Education

Many students pursue some form of continuing education in order to meet the requirements of a job opening or track a career path. This year, a record number of students will be enrolled in public school systems and higher education colleges and universities. Nonetheless, for the students who decide not to immediately join 2- or 4-year degree programs, increased access to career education may soon be improve. Read more..

In the 2009-2010 academic year, U.S. Bank will award up to 40 internet scholarships to eligible high school seniors and college or university undergraduates. Read more..

In the short run, investment in college degree programs often seems costly and many job seekers have trouble determining the long-term advantages of continuing education. Fortunately, many families and aspiring scholars find that various student aids, such as loans, scholarships and grants are crucial elements in paying for higher education. A recent study from the University of Maryland demonstrates that the rewards of education are worth the costs. Read more..

Choosing to add a degree later in life is a major life decision. Read more..