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Top 7 Jobs You Can Get with a Criminal Justice Degree

There was a time when enrolling in a criminal justice degree program was almost exclusively by an individual seeking entry into police academies. In South Florida, this trend lasted from the 1980s until the end of the 20th century when law enforcement agencies were flooded with applications, possibly prompted by a flurry of films and … Continued

How To Become An Entry-Level Accountant in Miami, Florida

If you are looking for a career that is in high demand and applicable to many industries in Miami, Florida, then you want to look into accounting. The role of an accountant is typically known as a professional crunching the numbers. However, the responsibilities are far more detailed than that. While accountants examine and prepare … Continued

6 Reasons Why You Should Study Public Administration Online

There comes a time in many students’ lives when the allure of taking online classes becomes too appealing to ignore. Of course, there are a plethora of benefits in showing up to a normal classroom and interacting directly with a professor in person—and this is not an attempt to belittle that setting. After all, this … Continued

5 Jobs a Marketing and Sales Degree Can Help You Land

Even with the national unemployment rate at 50-year lows, prospective college students in South Florida are still faced with the question of what major they should pursue. In late 2017, the United States Department of Education published the results of a survey indicating that one-third of American college students switch their majors before their expected … Continued

How Much Can a Finance Major Make Out of College?

For many young Americans dealing with the socioeconomic complexities of the 21st century, going to college has become more of a decision to carefully ponder than a rite of passage. To a certain extent, getting a college degree used to be considered part of the American Dream; however, things have changed, and the prospect of … Continued

Florida National University Women’s Volleyball Earns AVCA Academic Award

Hialeah, FL – The Lady Conquistadors Volleyball Team of Florida National University made history this week by earning the AVCA Team Academic Award. This recognition by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) marks the first time in the program’s history since its inauguration in 2015. Florida National University is one of the 540 women’s volleyball … Continued

How to Become a Dental Laboratory Technician in Miami

Before entering a university, many aspiring college students start to consider what degree program they want to enroll in. While professions like “doctor” and “surgeon” may sound ideal, they also require many years of (expensive) schooling. But if you still want to be part of the healthcare sector, you may want to look into becoming … Continued

Leading Natural Sciences Degree Program in Miami Florida

Professionals with STEM degrees continue to be in high demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) project that careers in science-related fields will continue to grow by 10% over the next decade. Most entry-level positions in natural science fields require a bachelor’s degree. As the need for trained scientists, educators, technicians, and researchers continues to … Continued

How to Become a Respiratory Therapist in Florida

 If you are looking for a career that is in high-demand, you may want to look into respiratory therapy. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of respiratory therapists is projected to grow 19 percent from 2012 – 2022, and more respiratory departments across South Florida and the country are looking for respiratory … Continued

Spring 2018 Job Fair Brings FNU into New Era

Florida National University’s Job Placement Department has been hosting Job Fairs for some time now. While the concept of the event isn’t new, the formatting is constantly being tweaked to make each version better than the last. However, this year’s Spring installment of the bi-annual event felt different. The change of scenery to the Dr. … Continued