The Importance of Sleep During Your College Experience
2020 Guide for Students
College students are some of the most sleep-deprived people in the world (and some of the most stressed). This is mostly because college is very demanding, both mentally and physically, like an intellectual marathon. A full-time student can expect that every minute of every day be potentially filled with school work if they let it . . .
How To Stay Fit and Healthy in College
2020 Guide for Students
College students have stressful social and academic lives, so it is little wonder why they often lose focus and avoid paying attention to how to stay healthy in college. Incoming freshmen (with a most appealing new independence and free access to dining halls) struggle to avoid packing on the Freshman 15, as in pounds. [Note . . .
The Complete Guide to College for Students with Disabilities
Making the transition from high school to college is always a huge rite of passage for any student. It can be an especially steep slope to climb for college students who have learning differences or disabilities. But yes, students will disabilities can go to college and even make it to the top of their class. . . .
Can I Go to College with a Learning Disability?
Students with learning disabilities make a much larger populations on every (yes, that’s right, every) college campus then you may know. In fact, the report from the National Center for Education Statistics exposes the surprising numbers. The statistic for women undergraduate students who have self-reported a learning disability is 19.6% and 19.2% for men. As . . .
What if My College Isn't ADA Compliant?
First off, what does it mean to be ADA Compliant? ADA stands for the Americans with Disabilities Act. In September 2010 it was published by the Department of Justice (DOJ) in order to bring forth regulations that ensure information and technology is accessible to all. This was specifically designed to protect Americans with disabilities who . . .
What is a TPSID?
Students with intellectual disabilities have so many more options today when it comes to higher education than were once available. A model called Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (TPSID) was created in 2010 to ensure such programs are funded and carried out in institutions of higher learning. The funding for TPSID . . .
10 Highest Paying Jobs in Education for 2020
Best Jobs 2020
In general, most careers in education will require an associate's degree or higher. If you want to be rewarded for your hard work, the following 10 jobs are the best options in this field. You can also expect higher pay as you gain more experience in the education industry. There are many rewarding jobs in . . .
10 Highest Paying Jobs in Psychology for 2020
Best Jobs 2020
Over 40 million American adults suffer from mental illness every year with approximately 10 million of these individuals living with serious mental illnesses. Others do not suffer from severe illnesses but fight against the regular daily stressors that leave them feeling stressed, anxious, depressed or even a little panicky at times. In fact, anxiety is . . .
10 Highest Paying Jobs in Healthcare for 2020
Best Jobs 2020
Here's our list of the highest paying jobs in the healthcare industry for 2020. 1. Physician and Surgeon The median pay for physicians and surgeons is $208,000 per year. This averages out to $100 per hour. The physician engages in the diagnosis of medical illnesses or injuries. The first thing that a physician must do . . .
10 Highest Paying Careers for Introverts
Great Jobs for Quiet People
Introverts are generally described as people who thrive on their own and who feel drained when they must interact often with other people. While introverts often get a bad rap, they should simply be seen as people who are energized in quiet spaces and during alone time rather than in loud, large social gatherings. Although . . .