When it comes to getting a Master of Business Administration (MBA) there are a number of things to take into consideration. This ranges from career goals, family/spouse considerations, personal finance situations, and how much time you are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of your MBA. Recently a friend at work pretty much said he’s pretty […]
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Texas Governor and former Presidential candidate Rick Perry is pushing for Texas Universities to make a $10,000 college degree a real option for students. As mentioned in this article the way this could potentially be done is through use of community colleges, students living at home with their parents, and utilization of online classes. I […]
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Student loan debt is a reality for most of today’s college graduates. In 2011, the average debt at graduation for bachelor degree recipients was approximately $27,000. Some graduate with more, some with less, but almost everyone graduates with some student loan debt. Student loan debt is so-called “good debt” because it is an investment in […]
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When I was in first grade I ended up in the intensive care unit at the hospital for a week because of asthma. Ever since then I have had to pay close attention to my asthma. I’ve been seeing an asthma specialist every year for the past 20+ years. One time my doctor and I […]
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