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Recently, the Center on Education and the Workforce released a new report that expresses concerns about the types of jobs employers need to fill and the growing lack of Americans that will have the education and training to fill those jobs. The fact remains that a higher education is a virtual must for American workers long into the future. Below we look at some of the projections through 2018 and the consequences to our economy should our citizens not obtain a higher education.

Have you recently decided to go back to college? Whether you are planning to attend an online university or a brick and mortar college, there are several things you should expect from the admissions process. While some colleges and universities will be more stringent than others, it is a good idea to be prepared for all of the possible steps involved in the process. That way, you won't be caught off guard by the process and you will be certain to get into the college or university of your choice.

Distance learning programs allow college students an amazing amount of flexibility in scheduling while still providing the resources for a college education. If you are a college distance learner who, like most students, struggles with maintaining your motivation level, try a few of these ideas to keep you focused over the long haul as you pursue your college degree.

A large part of getting a college education involves ‘doing research’. Whether one has been assigned an essay or it’s time to start working on a bachelor thesis, doing research is something that will come up much more often than the average college student appreciates. One answer to this is to really get to know your university’s library and the staff who make the university library a cut above your high school library. However, there are also students who have difficulty getting to the library, such as those doing online degree programs. In those situations, there is an alternative to turning in your essay without any facts to back up your arguments. The solution is a website you probably already use several times a day: Google!