Studying education can set you up for any number of career opportunities, both inside and outside of the classroom. But what about early childhood education? Getting a certificate in this program, on top of your other credentials, is much more useful than it sounds. Read on to learn more.
Transferring from one college to another, such as from a community college to a four-year school, like Dean College, requires a bit more than just an application. You’ll need to spend some time prior to transferring to show the new school that you’re on a strong academic path. What do you need to consider while planning your transition from one school to another? Read on to learn more.
It’s common for aspiring tradespeople to either attend a trade school or skip school altogether. However, there’s another option: attending a four-year college. How can this help you get into the trades? Read on to learn more.
One of Dean’s newest clubs, the Women in Business Club, is fresh off their successful Women-Owned-Business Tour this fall. We caught up with the club’s founder and president, Madison Frechette ’24, a double major in Business and Marketing with an associate degree in Dance. Read on to learn more.
Do you want to make the United States a safer place? If so, then a degree in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security might be a great option for you. Read on to learn more.
Are you thinking about majoring in communications when you enter college? Some people might try to claim that it’s hard to get a job with a communications degree. As it turns out, there’s a lot that you can do with a degree in communications. Read on to learn more.
Some students begin college knowing exactly what they want to major in. Others are less certain. No matter what, it’s possible to pick the right major. Read on to learn more.
Are you planning on transferring from a school in Florida to a college in Massachusetts? There are plenty of reasons why you might want to do so. Read on to learn more.
Fatima Wojohat was 19 when the Taliban retook Afghanistan. A street artist working with the ArtLords activist organization, Fatima used her art to inspire Afghan girls and women and share messages of hope, painting art and murals on blast walls across the city. But after Kabul fell, she turned to the only outlet she had – her phone. Refusing to be silenced, Fatima taught herself how to create digital art in order to stand up against gender-based oppression. Read on to learn more.
Some students usually enter college with the words “undecided” or “undeclared” in the space where their major should be, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t have a plan. Instead, it just means that they need to take the time to find a major they love, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Read on to learn more.
