You don’t need a degree to be a pastor. But technically, it depends on where you want to be a pastor. Every church has their own criteria to determine if…
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A terminal degree is the highest degree you can earn in a particular academic discipline. Depending on the subject, that’s going to be either a doctorate or master’s degree. While…
Once you leave high school, it’s hard to imagine ever going back. But a high school diploma opens the door to employment and education opportunities you might not have access…
The SAT is a standardized test that objectively measures your ability to learn. It’s one of the two most popular college readiness tests. About 1.7 million college-bound students take the…
The Internet is changing the recruitment game. Students have greater access to more schools than ever before. And when they search for the best degree programs in subjects your college…
The ACT is one of the two main college readiness exams. Like they do with the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), admissions offices use your ACT score to help determine if…
While future graduate students prepare to tackle the GRE, anyone who wants to go to law school needs to prepare for a different exam—the LSAT. The Law School Admissions Council…
Communications is easily the most popular humanities major. Next to a business degree, it’s also one of the most common go-tos for people who aren’t sure what they want to…
Getting into graduate school isn’t as simple as flashing your bachelor’s degree. Universities want to know that you have what it takes to contribute to their research programs, think critically,…
If you’ve spent any time looking at colleges, you’ve probably discovered that out-of-state tuition is always higher than in-state tuition. And it’s not just a little bit higher. On average,…