Job Seekers Get Edge With Digital Degrees (KTAL Shreveport)
A competitive job market has more people going back to school, but they're not leaving home to get college degrees. Online course enrollment is skyrocketing, as people try to get an edge. Local colleges are adding more online options.
Palo Alto first in state for 'advanced degrees' (Palo Alto Weekly)
Palo Alto has more adults with advanced educational degrees than any other community its size in California, according to an article in Forbes magazine. Palo Alto ranks third nationally, followed closely by Los Altos in fifth place. by Jay Thorwaldson
NAU seeks to triple online enrollment to 10,000 students (Rapid City Journal)
Robert Paxton will be responsible for one of National American University’s most important growth areas when he starts work next week as the distance learning campus president.
Online -- another way of learning at SCC (The Reporter)
More and more college students are taking classes in the virtual world rather than the lecture hall -- and Solano Community College is no exception to the online education trend.Many college-age students, like day-care center operator Vicky Davis of Benicia, are learning exclusively over the Internet.
Cell phone capabilities expanded (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
WESTBORO - Feyzi Celik recalls trying to organize a desk drawer awash in business cards while working at a company in his native Turkey. Years later, with advanced degrees in engineering and business from Massachusetts institutions, his ideas for simplifying the exchange of contact information have evolved into a mobile communications product targeted at more than 3 billion cell phone users.