Choosing Education Every Day

Throughout high school, there is so much pressure on students to create a plan for school and work. It is true that many people simply are not ready at this point to make such a decision. You might not even know what you want to study or pursue as a career until you are well into your 20s, 30s, or beyond. You have to trust yourself. Could it be that traditional education simply is not the best choice for you? [Read More]

If you have a teen in your family about to get their driver's license, he or she is probably ecstatic, while you may be worrying about how your auto insurance premiums will go up when a teenager is on your policy. Luckily, there are several things you can do to keep costs down and qualify for discounts after you add the new driver in your family to your policy. Use the following tips to keep your auto insurance premiums as low as possible after adding your teen driver: [Read More]

If you're eager to further your education but it's not practical to do so in a classroom, taking online courses through an institute of higher learning's website is a logical choice. With online courses, you can study an area of interest in the comfort and convenience of home, making the time to work on assignments and study for tests. To succeed in this environment, you'll need to take a slightly different approach than you'd take attending courses in person at your local junior college. [Read More]

When a major Ivy League university declares that vocational school certificate holders can expect to earn higher salaries than a college student who has a bachelor's degree, sit up and pay attention. In fact, give this tip major attention and see how you can benefit from such a declaration. Training at a vocational school prepares you for a specific job that you want as a career. It's also hands-on training, which means you have experience performing this job as soon as you graduate and receive a certificate or associate degree in your career field of choice. [Read More]