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Applying for college can be a lengthy process. That is why the sooner you get started on the application, the better. Prospective students need to understand that between the years 2002 and 2012, there has been a significant increase in 18 to 24-year-olds enrolling in colleges that ranged from 28.5 million to 31.4 million, resulting in a 10% increase according to a report from the Institute of Education Sciences. That’s... Read More

Ever noticed how much harder it’s become to get a job? These days, where education can be easily obtained 100% online. The number of job-seekers has increased, making employers particularly more selective when choosing who they want to hire. With a wider selection of candidates to choose from and more people going back to school to learn new skills, it’s important to stand out! It can be reasoned that some... Read More

By now, most people have already broken their New Year’s resolution, but that doesn’t mean that all is lost for the remainder of 2016! A New Year’s resolution is simply a promise that you keep to yourself—a promise that many of us break, which is one of the reasons why it’s so symbolic to make one every January. It’s as if somehow, a new year will make the promise stick!... Read More

Students who are venturing into the exciting experience of attending college abroad have taken a big step, but there’s still so much to do! Most of us can recall how it felt to start at a new school, a new job, etc. Even if the faces and environment were familiar, there still may have been brief moments of awkwardness that may have been uncomfortable for us. Likewise, one can assume... Read More

There is never a shortage of help needed in the healthcare sector. The United States Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts a significant employment growth between 2014 and 2024. They have speculated that because of the increase of the older age population, there will be a significant decrease in the labor force. This will in turn inevitably call for a demand in jobs, a Gross Domestic Product... Read More

In a final emotional game of the season, the Conquistadors won their final regular season game by defeating the Johnson University Suns 96-77. During halftime, the Conquistadors recognized their seniors. Regan O’ Rourke, Terric Harris and Yves Goedschalk were all acknowledged for their hard work and dedication to the University. Their athletic accomplishments were just icing on the cake as all of the young men will leave Florida National University... Read More

A degree in nursing can enrich your life! According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook, the job for nurses between the year of 2012-2022 is expected to increase by 19%, which is reportedly faster than the average. The need for nurses is ever growing, which means that educational programs are popping up all over the country including at FNU. The choices are plenty but to find the right... Read More

In an earlier game this season against Florida Memorial the Conquistadors rallied to take down the Lions 73-72. In this game, it was the Lions who rallied from 14 points down to take 3 point lead 64-61 with 11:48 seconds left to play. The Lions shot 14-37 from the three point line. Andre Braziel hit 4-7 threes and Travis Mitchell hit 4-6 to end with 14 and 18 points respectively.... Read More

Congratulations! You are officially a college freshman. There’s nothing quite like it. For most, it represents the end of dependence and the beginning of liberation! That is until it’s time to register for classes. Then things suddenly become quite lucid. In fact, the freshman experience for some may at first seem absolutely terrifying! There’s no need to worry. Every freshman goes through some type of uncertainty of whether or not... Read More

  This year, America celebrates Presidents’ Day on Monday, February 15. Historically, Presidents’ Day has been celebrated on the third Monday of every February. Some might assume that the reason why we celebrate Presidents’ Day is to honor all of the American presidents. This is partially true, but there is much more to how this holiday has come about. Presidents’ Day was originally called “Washington’s Birthday,” celebrating the life of... Read More