by Gary Van Zinderen | Apr 12, 2018 | College, Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Majors, Professional Overview, Students |
The most confusing thing about a college education, even for those who have already graduated with a degree, is what that education actually means. What does it mean to have a college degree? What does it represent? What can you do with a college degree that you...
by Gary Van Zinderen | Mar 19, 2018 | College, Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Majors, Students |
When navigating your way through the tumultuous waves of college majors, it may be important for you to first understand what the two different types of four-year, undergraduates degrees are; the B.A., or Bachelor of the Arts, and the B.S., or Bachelor of Science....
by Gary Van Zinderen | Mar 6, 2018 | College, Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Students |
Attending a private college or university can offer the added benefit of smaller class sizes, intimate, hands-on learning experiences, and more direct support from the academic faculty. But with the rising price of college rising every year, is a private college or...
by Gary Van Zinderen | Feb 1, 2018 | Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Majors, Students |
Most colleges and universities embrace the undecided. It’s a major named undeclared, undecided, or undecided specialty major (i.e., undecided criminal justice major or undecided English major). Three reasons make undecided the best major. General...
by Gary Van Zinderen | Jan 20, 2018 | Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Professional Overview, Students |
Joining the local college newspaper can seem daunting at first, but it can also be an excellent way to build a personal network and improve communication skills. Team participation counts a lot on future resumes and that includes academic activities like these as well...
by Gary Van Zinderen | Jan 4, 2018 | College, Education, Gary Van Zinderen, Professional Overview, Students |
College students may take summer and winter classes for a variety of reasons. They may want to graduate earlier, lighten up their regular semester course load, save money, or focus on only one subject because of its rigor or interesting nature. While using the time of...
