For Aspiring Gators and Seminoles, the Wait Could End in December.
UF and FSU are launching Early Decision, and students who are admitted will be required to enroll.
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Education
What Your Child Does Every Day and Doesn’t Realize Counts for College
Many families assume extracurricular activities only mean sports, band, theater, or school clubs. But colleges also value experiences that show responsibility, commitment, leadership, and initiative
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Rafael Villalobos es el nuevo Superintendente de las Escuelas Públicas de Miami-Dade
La Junta Escolar de Miami-Dade seleccionó a Rafael Villalobos como el próximo superintendente de Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), el distrito escolar más grande de Florida y uno de los más importantes de Estados Unidos.
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Why Travel Advisors Are the Profession of the Moment in the Digital Age
In the midst of a technological revolution, a surprising phenomenon is taking over the U.S. labor market. The number of people registered as travel advisors has increased by more than 50% over the last three years,
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Miami Film Festival’s Cuban Cinema Series Presents Two Gems of Independent Cuban Filmmaking
The Cuban Cinema Series, presented by Miami Dade College’s (MDC) Miami Film Festival, will present two essential films from the independent movement led by young Cuban filmmakers under some of the most challenging circumstances of repression and censorship: La teoría cubana de la sociedad perfecta (The Cuban Theory of the Perfect Society) and the short film Alberto.
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Beyond engineering and computer science, this is the degree that opens the most doors
The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released its projections. The degree that stands out the most is not the most expensive or the most talked about. And many students probably have not considered it.
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WM Joins with the City of Doral to Award $20,000 in Mayoral Environmental College Scholarships to Four Doral High School Seniors
Students receiving the $5,000 college scholarships are Camila Dell’Acqua and Ainnara Lazzaro from Doral Academy; Sara Peaguda of Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High School; and Juan Carlos Cevallos of the School of Advanced Studies West.
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Is Graduating in 3 Years Worth It? What Families Should Know Before Deciding
In much of Latin America, professional degrees typically take at least five years. In the United States, the traditional path to a bachelor’s degree takes four years, while an associate degree usually takes two. Now, a third option is beginning to emerge: three-year bachelor’s programs.
More universities are introducing this model,
Strategies to Foster Engagement and Motivation in Online University Education
By Jesús A. Fuenmayor Para leer en Español Online education has become, in recent years, a highly sought-after model
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MY FIRST DAY AT DRE
It all started with my mom trying to wake me up about five or nine times. It was my first day of school, and obviously, I could not be late
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