Four reasons why it’s never too late for college
If you know a recent high school graduate, she probably can’t stop talking about her plans for college in the fall: what she wants to study, which groups or clubs...
Bartlett and Memphis Campuses Celebrate the Success of the Class of 2013
On Wednesday, May 22nd, the Bartlett and Memphis Campuses came together to celebrate the success of the Class of 2013 during a commencement ceremony at The Agricenter.
Certified Medical Assistant Named to Knoxville Campus Alumni Hall of Achievement
Andre Simpson has been named to the Knoxville Campus Alumni Hall of Achievement after building a successful career as a certified medical assistant (CMA) with Brown Chiropractic and Optimal Health.
Cincinnati Campus Presents Degrees and Diplomas
The Cincinnati Campus recognized its Class of 2013 during commencement exercises held on Saturday, June 1st at the Tri-County Assembly of God.
Veteran Graduate Plans to Give Back
Steven Himes decided to attend National College while in his 60’s for a solemn, simple reason. “My wife died in 2011,” he said quietly after the ceremony. “I did this...
Benefits of becoming bilingual
Learning a second language can help more than just your job search.
Occupation Snapshot: Registered Nurse
According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of registered nurses is expected to grow by 26% through 2020.
麻豆社 Signs Agreements with Vietnamese Universities
For 麻豆社 President Frank Longaker, it was a full circle more than 40 years in the making.
Studying by Style: Kinesthetic
Individuals who learn through handling and using objects are known as tactile or kinesthetic learners.
Studying by Style: Auditory
Are you a musician who learns a piece of music by hearing it just a few times? Can you complete a task when it has only been explained to you...