As part of a survey of 10,000+ members who had milestone class reunions last year, the team at ClassFinders.com asked alumni why they wanted to go (or didn’t want to go) to their class reunion events. The responses were enlightening and helped them to create this handy guide to the 10 types of people you’ll see at your next class reunion.
With the rise of personal computers and smartphones in every pocket, could educators of the past have ever guessed how technology would revolutionize the classroom today? Technology aside, schools and the school year itself, look much different than they did 50 years ago. In this infographic, compare American education 50 years ago vs today.
Which is right for recent high school grads – trade school or community college? Can you earn the same as someone with a bachelor’s degree for 18% of the cost? Learn more about affordable education options within this infographic from Degree Query.
Educational records on the blockchain can ensure refugees still have access to their diplomas, while MOOCs can give more people access to education. Can the blockchain really revolutionize education that easily? Learn more from this infographic.
There is no more critical project in your post-graduate career than your dissertation, one single document that represents all your education and expertise. While creating and submitting a dissertation is a long process under the best circumstances, there are many ways to make it more comfortable and more efficient, specifically by getting it right the first time around.
Education budgets are being slashed all over the place. In light of this, can Google Classroom give students a chance to learn collaborative work practices for free? Learn more within this infographic from Best Education Degrees.
Many individuals choose to obtain a traditional educational degree prior to entering the business environment. Business degrees are crucial for any aspiring business professional. In this infographic, Infographic Design Team shows the importance of a degree in business management.
A Bachelor of Business Administration is a four-year undergraduate degree that provides students with the basics of running a business. A Master of Business Administration is commonly a two-year degree (sometimes as little as just one year) and offers a more hands-on and focused course of study into the details of running or managing a business. This infographic compares the outcomes of the two degree paths
Online MBA programs prove to your future employers—and most importantly, to you—that you have the drive, the passion and the skills to take your place as a successful business leader. Getting your online MBA demonstrates both your focus and your determination to meet your goals. The skills you learn, the network you build and the good habits you develop can set you up for a lifetime of success in business.
