As part of the Obama Administration’s commitment to higher education, the Treasury and Education Departments are working together to simplify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form. In fact, according to a press release posted last month by the Department of Education, some changes have already been put in place.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs begins paying benefits for the new Post-9/11 GI Bill starting August 1. This is great news for service-members because in many cases the 9/11 GI Bill offers increased benefits over its predecessor – the Montgomery GI Bill. However, it is important to note that you have the option to keep the Montgomery GI Bill. This is an important point for eligible veterans and active duty soldiers who are planning to enroll in an online college.

Congratulations. You’ve decided that a distance learning experience will help prepare you for a satisfying and successful career. But with so many options to choose from, how do you determine which one will be best for you? While many institutions can provide you with the academic credentials you need, you may be surprised by the variety of experiences different schools have to offer. And finding the one that best satisfies your needs can be a little challenging. Fortunately, there is a tool – a set of insights really – that can help you make the best choice.

There are several occupations that are still growing, despite the economic downturn. So how do you make sure that you get in on these secure careers? Education!

Every adult, with few exceptions, thinking about going back to school to get a degree faces a variety of fears. These fears come in all shapes and sizes and are often the obstacles that prevent people from making the commitment to return to school. Let’s examine some of these thoughts.