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The Value of an English Degree
Many of us who were English majors might have heard: “Well, I guess you could always teach,” or “Are you sure a degree in English is worth it?” While I was an undergraduate student in my twenties, I was questioned a lot, and it didn’t feel good. There were times I doubted how useful my degree would be in post-graduate life. Would I end up working as a barista? I hoped not. The angst of figuring out what I wanted to do career-wise was part of it. Though I’ve wondered why we often question the valuable skill set we acquire with an English degree and all that we have to offer the world. Today, I argue that those of us with English degrees hold a remarkable advantage over everyone else—we can write.
By Jennifer M. Ward4 years ago in Education
Why We Need More Environmental Engineers to Fight Climate Change
For years, the Middle East has been in the grip of deadly heat waves. States like California and even Colorado have experienced record-breaking wildfires, all the direct result of unnaturally dry conditions that allow embers to swell into roaring fires that grow by the acre.
By andrewdeen144 years ago in Education
Get white skin naturally
Are you tired of the brown, tired or tired skin that comes with being a woman? Do you wish it was possible to get white skin naturally? If so, you’re definitely going to get some good information as we’re going to discuss the methods and products that you need to use. In this article, we will explain how to get white skin naturally.
By Unknown Person4 years ago in Education
Mississippians are eligible for $$
According to 'Mississippi Today,' the average Mississippi student college loan of $37,000 is close to the National Average of $37,667 or $1.6 trillion and is among the highest in the nation. Nearly 439,000 Mississippians have Federal Student Loans, which would receive $10,000, or $20,000 if it is a Pell Grant.
By Sarah Walker Gorrell4 years ago in Education
The Emergence of Digitization in Education
The digitization of education has changed the world of academics forever. In the past, students had to rely on textbooks and teachers’ lectures to learn. Today, there is a wealth of information available online, and students can use digital tools to engage with course material in new and exciting ways.
By CRUNCHGRADE4 years ago in Education
My Training Odyssey
Once upon a time I thought I would be an equipment operator until I died. I loved running dozer and finding solutions to complex problems with the movement of dirt. I loved running drill and being the first to drill into the virgin ground that had never had a human touch before. Once upon a time I ran almost everything…and loved it!
By Kris Griffith4 years ago in Education
It's All About Taking Responsibility for One's Personal Choices
As a rule, I avoid writing about anything political because it can be so divisive. However, after our fearless leader signed an executive order yesterday forgiving a possible $3 billion in student loan debt, I just had to speak out. This is a very sore subject with me, and I will tell you why.
By C.A. Jaymes4 years ago in Education
