Adults continuing education
When you want a good education for your child, you can consider sending your child to a private school. Private schools bring a more advanced curriculum to students, and they expect a lot from each of them. Many parents send Read more
On Thursday, January 29, the Columbia Museum of Art will host a lecture with African American artists and art curators to give museum members a sneak peak of two upcoming exhibitions for spring 2016. The event will take place from Read more
There are bad ways to do test prep review, and there are good ways. While it’s imperative that you study for ACTs, SATs, GREs, or which ever other test you may have in the right way, it’s even more important Read more
Springs are one of the most ubiquitous types of parts in cars. But did you know that there are actually quite a few kinds of springs you’ll run across when working on a car? You’ll want to understand some of Read more
After their first year of college, most students decide to move off campus, which has a few pros and cons. Usually, there are several apartments for students surrounding a university that aren’t actually owned by the school. Therefore, people can Read more
When you’re looking to plan the best party for your child, there are plenty of things to consider to make the day truly special. Start with the basics, like chair rentals and other considerations for a backyard party. Having enough Read more
Candidates with terminal master’s degrees are often in a strange position in academia; you’re overqualified for most entry-level jobs outside of the higher education system, and yet you’re underqualified for full professorships. That situation gets even more complicated if you’re Read more
At some point, every parent has difficulty balancing their family, career and other responsibilities, and will likely begin wondering how to find a good daycare. While some parents may shudder at the idea of leaving their child with a stranger, Read more
The first few years of a child’s life are the most crucial in terms of retaining and understanding new information. For instance, toddlers develop roughly 1,000 trillion brain cell connections by the time they reach age 3. This is two Read more
Virtually no one in the U.S. is doing what they want to do. According to a 2013 Harris survey, only 14% of people in the U.S. workforce believe they have the perfect job, and more than half of the workforce Read more
