Burger King Promotes Culinary Scholarship in Attention-Getting Tweet March 11, 2021 1:39 PM by Izzy Hall Burger King took Twitter by storm on Monday with an off-color tweet guaranteed to turn users’ heads. The fast-food franchise’s UK account put out a tweet, saying “women belong in the kitchen” – a
Employer-Based Tuition Programs Continue During COVID-19 November 6, 2020 3:25 PM by Izzy Hall Employee benefits usually mean overtime pay and sick days, but some large companies offer a tuition assistance program to help their workers access affordable higher education. These tuition aid
Starbucks Expands Free College Tuition Program for Employees April 10, 2015 by Suada Kolovic Last year, we reported that Starbucks and Arizona State University had brewed up a program that would allow its employees to earn online college degrees at a steeply discounted rate. The initiative
Demand for College Degrees Grows, Study Finds September 30, 2014 by Suada Kolovic Reality check: For some students, heading off to college for four years isn't ideal. And while college isn't for everyone, an education should be. In order to stay competitive in the workforce, it's
Top 10 Worst College Majors July 18, 2014 by Suada Kolovic With recent college graduates facing an unemployment rate of 6.3 percent and substantially lower starting salaries, we have to ask: What path should students take in order to flourish after
Top Cities for Recent College Grads June 6, 2014 by Suada Kolovic Attention recent college graduates: You CAN find a job in your field...it just might be overseas. Based on the analysis of the migration patterns of LinkedIn members in 2013, there are 10
2014's Most Memorable Commencement Speakers Are... June 3, 2014 by Suada Kolovic Ah, college graduation. It’s a time filled with incredible hope, fear and potentially a famous commencement speaker. And while notable politicians, celebrities and artists are usually called upon to
Report: Millions of Millennials Are Underemployed or Unemployed May 20, 2014 by Suada Kolovic It wasn't too long ago that the majority of Americans agreed that one had to pursue a college degree in order to succeed in the workforce. Unfortunately for millennials, the rate of success after
Sorry, Kid...You're Starting at the Bottom July 10, 2013 by Carly Gerber I was raised in a neighborhood with a top-notch school system filled with inspiring and caring teachers. I loved hearing their stories about working in inner-city schools and how drastically
You’re Accepted...for Next Semester June 3, 2013 by Mike Sheffey New Admissions Addresses Retention Concerns, Confuses Students