A Statistical Argument for Going Back to School
In a recent report issued by Georgetown University, analysts provide insight as to just how much you stand to benefit by having a college degree.
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In a recent report issued by Georgetown University, analysts provide insight as to just how much you stand to benefit by having a college degree.
DSST tests allow non-traditional students to earn college credit by exam for their valuable life experiences.
New information from the Apollo Research Institute indicates that non-traditional students who must balance both school and work at the same time earn a higher return on their education investment compared to traditional full-time students.
Mohawk Valley Community College announced the opening of an Educational Opportunity Center in downtown Utica to combat a percentage of adults with a college degree that is 10% behind the New York State average.
Credit by examination programs allow students the opportunity to earn credits towards their undergraduate degree by taking a test. DSST (formerly known as the DANTES exam) and CLEP are two of the most well known options for credit by examination.
U.S. workers earn $16,000 more per year with Bachelor's degrees over High School diplomas; unemployment drops to 4.9 percent with Bachelor's degree, 9.4 percent without. DSST exams help students earn college degrees faster and help workers win jobs sooner and with higher pay.
Suggestions from DSST on how to keep your brain sharp over Thanksgiving break and finish the semester with a bang.
The life of a non-traditional student can be quite hectic. These top tips from DSST will help you de-stress, re-focus, and re-energize quickly!
Learn how the Sequester is impacting tuition assistance for active military, and how DSST exams remain funded by DANTES.
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