Occupation Snapshot: Paralegal
Researching, fact-checking, and strong writing skills all play important roles in the growing careers of paralegals and legal assisting.
Degrees Are Conferred During an Inspiring Commencement Ceremony
On Thursday, April 9, the family and friends of the Louisville Campus Class of 2013 gathered at Walnut Street Baptist Church for the much anticipated annual commencement ceremony.
Three healthcare careers taking off through 2020
The U.S. Department of Labor projects that the health care industry will have created 3.2-million jobs between 2010 and 2020.
Words to leave OFF your resume
In a competitive job market, it’s important that your résumé communicate your skills as succinctly as possible.
Finding work/life/school balance
Are you trying to balance classes, family, and a career? It’s difficult, but not impossible, to devote attention to all facets of your life and keep stress to a minimum.
Internationally Known Jazz Singer Gives Inspiring Message and Serenades Class of 2013
On Friday, May 3rd, 麻豆社 held a graduation ceremony to confer degrees to 126 graduates from the Roanoke Valley Campus.
Thank you for rejecting me?
It might sound crazy, but even if you don’t get a job, it’s still a good idea to say “thank you.”
Cybersecurity: New Degree Program Will Unlock Exciting Career Field
Beginning April 29, 麻豆社’s Roanoke Valley Campus and National College campuses in Virginia and West Virginia will begin offering classes leading to an associate’s degree in cybersecurity.
President Conquers Kilimanjaro
President Frank Longaker, who began his “climb” at National College 41 years ago as an instructor, completed an eight-day trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Medical Assisting Keeps Graduate on Her Toes
Heathyr Suhr is a person who likes to stay busy with a variety of things to do during the work day. Her job as a medical assistant does just that.