Attending college is the dream of many high school students. However, before they leave their high schools in the rear-view mirror and head to the college campus of their choice to begin their freshman year, it helps to be prepared. The jump from high school to college can be jarring for many students. It seems as though everything is different, from course structures to scheduling and dorm life, but that’s because it is.
How do most high school students spend their summers? Many of them find part-time jobs in order to save money, apply for scholarships, work an internship, or even attend a pre-college summer program. With so many ways to spend your time, there’s no reason to spend an entire summer lounging around when it's entirely possible to make the most of your summer – by taking the next steps towards success in college and beyond. Read on to learn more.
The words “college experience” dance through the heads of high school students everywhere. They hear about how important it is to not only attend college but to also enjoy the time that they spend there. After all, it’s not enough to get a higher education, they also must have the entire college experience as well. But what do those words mean? Let’s break it down so that their meaning is clear, and you know exactly what to expect.
Whether you're unhappy with your current career or you’re looking to take your career to the next level, obtaining a degree or certificate in business is always a good idea. At Dean College, we have several online business programs, making it easy for you to balance both work and school at the same time. Read on to learn more about our online business program.
Working as a play-by-play announcer is one goal that takes plenty of practice and a lot of sports knowledge to fulfill. High school students who see this as their ideal career need to follow a certain path in order to gain these specialized skills and be successful. If you’re wondering how to become a play-by-play announcer, you’re in the right place. Read on to learn more.
Oftentimes, people who work in human resources see it as a bit of a calling. It takes a certain mindset in order to spend time preparing all of the tedious paperwork, handle things like payroll and time-off requests, and put policies into place that benefit both the employees and their company. With so many different things involved, it's no wonder that many HR pros have a specialty degree or certificate(s) in this unique field. Read on to learn more.
High school students can get an inside look at campus life while earning college credits. Read on to learn more.
Is your teenager considering a career in sport management? If so, then a sport-management pre-college program may just be the thing that they need to get a taste of not only college life but also their future career. Read on to learn more.
Forensics is such a specialized field, so high school students who want to enter it need all of the experience they can get. On top of that, there's more to forensics than just lab work, so a forensics pre-college program may be just the realistic introduction that your student needs. Read on to learn how to choose the right program.
Dean College School of Dance’s adjustments to address pandemic risks mirrors the professional dance world. Read on to learn more.
