Key Takeaways Choosing the right law school is crucial for building a successful career advocating for immigrants’ rights. Experts recommend finding schools with robust immigration law programs, experienced faculty, clinics for practical training, and mentorship opportunities. “Law school graduates should have a solid legal education along with plenty of hands-on…
Key Takeaways: Tuition and fees for online programs can vary widely. Look into scholarships, loans, and grants that may be available. Keep in mind that transfer credits will affect your total cost. Pursuing an online degree often comes with extra expenses, such as tech fees or distance learning fees per…
As an ornithologist in Brazil, Cindy Barreto explains that she meticulously looked for Ph.D. programs at U.S. universities where she could focus on avian conservation while also securing a fellowship to cover her studies. “In Brazil, federal universities often offer tuition-free education, but I knew that in the U.S., a…
Professionals who are well-organized and excel in fast-paced, team-oriented settings might consider earning an MBA in project management. “An MBA in project management equips someone to oversee projects of all scales and complexities across different industries,” explains Douglas Nelson, MBA program director at Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania. Along with…
Choosing the right medical school is a big decision—one that can shape your entire career. To figure out if a school matches your goals, asking the right questions during your interview is key. Dr. Marshall Kirsch, a board-certified neurologist and admissions consultant at Inspira Advantage, notes that many applicants prep…
Earning an online degree can involve expenses like tech fees or per-credit distance learning charges. These costs can accumulate, so it’s crucial to factor in the full financial commitment before enrolling. Online programs are generally more budget-friendly than in-person options, notes Michael Novak, dean of enrollment management at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical…
International students looking to get a taste of American culture and lifestyle might find small-town colleges especially appealing—picture cozy local shops and welcoming neighbors. Joosep Vorno from Estonia says what initially attracted him to Bowdoin College in Maine was its tight-knit community vibe. “Over my years at Bowdoin, I also…
