Peterson’s Launches New Online Communities for Military Members/Veterans and Adult Learners HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO – March 12, 2020 – Peterson’s recently unveiled two new…
Quarantine. Outbreak. Coronavirus. It seems like everywhere you turn reports of a global health crisis dominate the topic of conversations. With the surge in…
Whether you’re just beginning your journey into higher education or applying to graduate school, you don’t need to put your life on hold to…
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One in five students in the United States experience learning disabilities, such as ADHD or dyslexia, that make learning in a traditional classroom setting…
When you think of great college towns, you think of Boulder, Flagstaff, or Ithaca, but Pittsburgh has flown under the radar due to the…
On Thursday, May 16 the College Board, makers of the SAT, announced a new test feature: the “adversity score” or “Environmental Context Dashboard.” The…
Students today care about sustainability. UNESCO reports that 91 percent of students “agree their place of study should actively incorporate and promote sustainable development.”…
For many high school students Advanced Placement courses represent a great way to potentially earn college credit, as well as prepare for the strenuous…
Mental health on college campuses is an issue that has gained more awareness as an increasing amount of college students struggle with mental health…