By AlyssaEDU on May 17, 2011
Technical schools are becoming increasingly popular in New Jersey whether you are interested in nursing or maybe even mechanics. New Jersey doctors’ offices and hospitals are always looking for new faces to help the patients who walk through the doors every day. Car shops are looking for the new mechanics who are up on the latest technology and who work quickly to get the cars done and well. Whatever reason you have for wanting to go attend technical school, you will be entering a field that is always looking for new people.
Posted in New Jersey Life, Types of Schools | Tagged appointments, car shops, hospitals, latest technology, mechanics, nurses, nursing programs, nursing students, private practices, relationships, technical school, technical schools, traditional colleges |
By AlyssaEDU on May 12, 2011
Students who live in New Jersey are usually looking to leave the congested state and gain a higher education elsewhere. But why go through all of that when there are wonderful public colleges in New Jersey utilizing your tax dollars only to make your tuition payments lower? Sure, it is nice to get away and live away from home for a great college experience, but is it really worth building up all of those student loans?
Posted in Choosing a College, New Jersey Life, Types of Schools | Tagged college, dorm, money, ramapo, rutgers, school:, students, tuition |
By AlyssaEDU on January 25, 2011
Students are seemingly earning law degrees left and right in New Jersey. There is so much students can do with this degree other than be a litigator. The Bar Exam is very hard to pass, but one that needs to be passed in order to break into the field.
Posted in New Jersey Life, New York, Types of Schools | Tagged bar exam, criminal law, grueling hours, jersey students, law degrees, law school, litigator, new york city, police officer, private attorney |
By AlyssaEDU on January 13, 2011
Engineering is a growing industry in New Jersey. Many engineers, especially electrical engineers, are being asked to transfer in order to handle the workload of new buildings and the upgrade to digital technology for the older buildings. Some of the engineers being asked to transfer are fresh out of college in hopes they will take the PE exam and then the EIT exam, which is equivalent to a doctorate’s degree in that field.
Posted in New Jersey Life, New York, Types of Schools | Tagged career choice, digital technology, doctorate, eit exam, electrical engineers, engineer, engineering degree, internship, new buildings, pe exam, workload |
By AlyssaEDU on December 16, 2010
The state of Michigan offers about 45 schools for potential New Jersey students to choose from. With the cold weather, NJ applicants will fit right in considering the winters in the Garden State can be frigid. Some colleges in Michigan are Calvin College located in Grand Rapids, and Kalamazoo College located in Kalamazoo.
Posted in Types of Schools | Tagged academic structure, accredited institution, arts and humanities, calvin college, colleges in michigan, communication arts, financial aid scholarships, grace bible college, human medicine, jersey students, medicine and law, michigan state university, nonprofit school, religious schools, sciences engineering, university michigan |
By AlyssaEDU on September 16, 2010
There are many great schools in New Jersey, but we just do not hear about a few of them. Just because a school does not get as much publicity as the other schools does not mean the education programs are lacking. One such school that is only starting to get recognition is Ramapo College of [...]
Posted in Types of Schools | Tagged academics, princeton, ramapo college of new jersey, rowan, rutgers, schools in new jersey, william paterson university |
By AlyssaEDU on August 30, 2010
Whenever you hear about colleges in the media, whether it is through Division I sports, academic discoveries or even large controversies, most of the schools involved are the bigger schools that have naturally become famous. But are these places really the ones for you or is there something different out there? You know not every [...]
Posted in Choosing a College, Types of Schools | Tagged larger school, monmouth, personal relationships, princeton, rowan, rutgers, tcnj |
By AlyssaEDU on August 13, 2010
You’ve probably heard of the best New Jersey colleges like Princeton, Rutgers and even TCNJ as it’s been rising. They’re the most popular for a reason and really have their strong points. But what about the colleges in the state that hardly anyone has heard of? Where do they stand in all of this and [...]
Posted in Types of Schools | Tagged career prospects, county colleges, kean university, liberal arts schools, new jersey colleges, NJ Colleges, princeton, rutgers, teaching schools |
