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What is Fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is a chronic musculoskeletal condition that affects one’s joints and soft tissues. Although symptoms vary from one patient to the next, the most common symptoms associated with fibromyalgia are widespread pain, often known as “tender points,” and fatigue. Other symptoms include depression, anxiety, abdominal pain, chronic headaches and an inability to concentrate. Unfortunately, there is no cure for fibromyalgia as it is one of the most... Read More

The best way for creative professionals to demonstrate their expertise is to share what they’ve done. Rather than sending a prospective employer or client your work by attaching files to an email, enhance your résumé by developing an online portfolio. What is a Portfolio? Before the advent of digital technology, creative professionals used to create their portfolios by scratch! Now design professionals have endless opportunities to make them stand out... Read More

[caption id="attachment_11652" align="alignleft" width="300"] graduation cap on cash[/caption] The first step towards winning a scholarship is to apply for it. It is often said that one should apply early and apply often. Missing a deadline and applying late will send your application to the bottom of the pile. Everyone you ask will have his or her own pointers for a good scholarship application. You will get a range of advice... Read More

The following resources have been provided by Federal Student Aid an Office of the U.S. Department of Education. Class of 2013: If you just graduated and you have student loans, you should probably watch this… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJHySMdXjxE Class of 2013: Is your student loan debt high compared to your income? Check out our income-driven repayment plans: http://studentaid.ed.gov/About/announcements/income-driven Class of 2013: Do you know how much you've borrowed in federal student loans?... Read More

The following resources have been provided by Federal Student Aid an Office of the U.S. Department of Education. The new FAFSA for the 2014-15 school year is now available! Let the funds begin: www.fafsa.gov One thing you don’t need for the FAFSA? Money! Remember, the FAFSA is FREE when you use the official .gov site: www.fafsa.gov The first "F" in FAFSA stands for FREE. You never have to pay to... Read More

As a college student, you will be faced with the task of public speaking. Whether it’s a pivotal feature of your major, or you’re taking a class that encompasses a number of presentations, public speaking is an essential skill for students and professionals, alike. Since it’s necessary to perfect, most people fear the mere thought of having to speak in front of an audience, regardless of size. Furthermore, its severity... Read More

Certification programs are a great way to learn more about a specific field or skill set that, in turn, can enhance your résumé by making you more competitive and increasing your eligibility for more opportunities. In addition, people also consider certification programs as an alternative or supplement to graduate school. Regardless of what specialization you’re interested in, certification programs encompass the following elements: What Are Certification Programs? A more condensed... Read More

Don't let your inability to leave your home country dissuade you from obtaining an MBA. You can still obtain the advantages of being a U.S. business school student from the comfort of your own home, where you will be exposed to the latest business practices, research and theories from experts in the field. Ultimately, holding an international MBA from an accredited American institution will transform your career and present you... Read More

Attending college in the United States is becoming an increasingly popular choice among international students. According to a recent report by U.S. News, “the United States enrolled the highest number of international students in its history during the 2012-2013 school year, welcoming 819, 644 undergraduate and graduate students to colleges and universities across the country.” While a student’s reasons for wanting to attend college in the United States vary from... Read More

While the value of education doesn’t change at any age, there are certain considerations that must be taken into account before furthering your education as an adult. As a non-traditional student, you will be tasked with balancing your education along with the responsibilities you hold as an adult. Whether this is your first time pursuing higher education after high school, or your desire to pursue a degree in a different... Read More