Graduate School Advice

Trying to determine whether hybrid courses are the right fit for you? Check out our helpful guide.

Choosing to work full-time and study part-time meant that I wanted to keep my job while going back to school. Out of my available options, there was only one that gave me the flexibility to do so: online programs. 

Online courses differ from traditional ones in some important ways ... and what they have in common with on-campus learning is just as important.

College rankings are notoriously unreliable -- especially for adult learners. Some of the most important aspects of an adult education are either overlooked by rankings services or, worse, penalized. Find out some better ways to find the best college experience for you.

Juggling work and graduate studies isn't always a bad thing. Sometimes it comes with benefits. Use these tips to balance them properly.

Adult learners have options! Learn more about ways you can help make your life-changing decision to go to grad school more affordable and financially savvy.

Hybrid, competency-based, asynchronous ... what does it all mean? Here's a guide to the most common terms to help you choose your education style.

College can take a lot of time and money — so wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to spend time on things you already know? That's the idea behind CBE.

The decision to attend graduate school full-time or part-time depends wholly on you. Consider some important pros and cons to full-time and part-time course loads to decide which is best for you.

Grad school isn’t simply a harder version of college; it is a rigorous, often career-focused venture that varies across schools and across disciplines.