by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Monday, January 9, 2017
According to a Harris survey, the vast majority of U.S. workers would change careers if they could. The survey reported 54 percent of those in their 40s, 64 percent of 30-somethings, and a staggering 80 percent of those in their 20s expressed the desire to switch careers. Only 14 percent of those surveyed thought they were in the “perfect job.”
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Thursday, January 5, 2017
It isn’t easy being a military spouse. Being married to someone in the armed forces usually means constant moving with little opportunity to put down roots.
But being a military spouse doesn’t mean you can’t get a good education. In fact, online learning is perfect for those who are unable to commit to a single, physical campus.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Thursday, December 29, 2016
We can’t believe another year has flown by as we enter 2017! Looking ahead, there are topics that we believe will be front and center in the coming year. Here are our predictions for higher education in 2017.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Thursday, December 22, 2016
We recently wrote about millennials’ thoughts on education, and we can’t get enough of this energetic tech savvy demographic. But we still want to know, how do they feel about entering the work force? Recent studies have shown that millennials are nervous about their financial future. They are graduating with a pile of student debt, and entering the job force with lower salaries than their parents.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Thursday, November 10, 2016
It is fall outside, but what you should be thinking about is spring! Or, more specifically, spring semester classes! UMass online course offerings are available on the UMassOnline website and are ready to be previewed.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
We are pleased to share US News & World Reports new rankings data in the 2017 Best Colleges guide. UMass Amherst came in at number 27 of the nation’s best public universities list which put the university in the top 30 for the fourth year in a row. The prestigious list ranks more than 600 public, four-year universities in the country.
Additionally, UMass Amherst advanced from number 91 to 74 in the Best National Universities category which consists of 310 public, private and for-profit institutions. The rankings are based on a variety of weighted factors:
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
In the wake of this week’s presidential election the majority of the American populace, regardless of their political affiliation, is simply happy that this long and exhausting election season is behind us. So in the spirit of moving forward, here is some non-political news to enjoy: it is National Distance Learning Week! All week we have been celebrating students who benefit from the flexibility of online learning to receive a quality education and work towards their degree.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
A huge part of the higher education experience is students’ interaction with their professors. There is nothing like being in the room with an engaging teacher. But what happens when you take away in-person interaction with online learning?
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Monday, October 17, 2016
College Choice, a top authority for ranking colleges and universities, has named UMass Dartmouth as one of the country’s top online law schools! Not only was UMass listed as #12 on the list of 35 schools, but the program’s cost-per-credit was revealed to be one of the most affordable on the list.
by Jennifer Hernandez Marketing Manager
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
If you Google teacher quotes many sayings pop up, such as “A teacher takes a hand, opens a mind and touches a heart” or “It takes a big heart to mold young minds.” a recent Ted Talk from Dr. Christopher Emdin of Columbia University made us think about what makes these teachers that we remember so great. Do they have magic? How is it that the lessons from some teachers stay with us, even when we have become parents of our own or the CEO of a company? What is it about certain teachers that they can influence generations?
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