As students start to prepare for college, they have many difficult decisions ahead of them. They start thinking of what colleges to apply to, if applying early is right for them and what they want ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kristen Moon is an entrepreneur covering college admission strategies. Jun 10, 2021, 05:00am EDT This article is more than 4 years ...

Beginning Fall 2026, A&S Division of Natural Sciences will offer Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) degree options. Majors that will exclusively offer a BS beginning Fall 2026 with no ...

Years 1–3: Complete undergraduate coursework in the Health Sciences BS program, building a strong foundation in clinical sciences, research and healthcare ethics. Years 4–6: Transition seamlessly into ...

Years 1–3: Complete undergraduate coursework in the Health Sciences BS program, building a strong foundation in clinical sciences, healthcare ethics and research. Years 4–5¼: Transition into the ...

As the University of Minnesota offers 150 undergraduate majors, it can be difficult to make a decision about which program is the best fit. When certain majors offer multiple degree programs, that ...

At SNHU, we want to make sure you have the information you need to make decisions about your education and your future—no matter where you choose to go to school. That's why our informational articles ...

McCormick’s Combined BS/MS Program allows undergraduates to pursue a bachelor’s degree (BS) and master’s degree (MS) simultaneously, shortening the time required to earn a master’s degree. It is also ...

Explore the laws of matter and energy while mastering physics concepts that explain the universe, power innovation, and matter and energy. Participate in paid cooperative education and hands-on ...

RIT’s imaging science BS combines physics, math, computer science, and engineering to develop cutting-edge imaging systems for satellites, drones, AR/VR, and more. Project Based Learning: Freshman ...

I have had nearly enough bullshit. The manure has piled up so deep in the hallways, classrooms, and administration buildings of American higher education that I am not sure how much longer I can wade ...