The average cost of a bachelor’s degree is roughly $70,000 for a state university and the average graduating students debt was over $26,000 in 2012. With the impending costs of student loans, their high interest rates, it’s difficult for young adults to decide whether going to college is really worth the financial problems that come along with it.
That's right, I will never retire! Although I will retire from teaching in five (5) years, I know I will never just kick back and play golf, play cards or sit around. I saw firsthand how my mother worked part time into her mid eighties.
Wondering how to achieve your ideal job? Sometimes it requires a job change. Here are 5 tips on how to know when to quit your job.
It’s not always easy to decide which freelance jobs to take on, and which to pass on. Not every freelance gig is worthing doing — no matter how much money you are offered.
While there’s nothing wrong with working in a more traditional arrangement, you might find that you like something else better.
The good news is that there is no one “right” way to get an education. Here are 4 different paths you can take to get a better education.
Having only some familiarity with a significant foreign language could prove to be a real advantage especially when it comes to employment opportunities.
Problems start to arise though, when the job interferes with what should be your primary goal: getting decent grades. How do you balance everything?
With the rise of the Internet as a way to work, many solopreneurs find that they miss the social interaction that comes with a more traditional job. As a result, many freelancers are finding common workspaces.
It’s never too early to begin thinking about your future career prospects. In fact, you should think about your career strategy now, and begin working toward improving your career prospects.
