The Working Learner

Yes, absolutely! Just because you dropped out of high school doesn’t mean your educational career is over. Colleges that don’t require high school diploma are called community colleges and they give you a second chance by accepting a GED. Even if you haven’t done your GED, community colleges can help you prepare for one and help you get your diploma. If you are wondering about how to apply to a community college and restart your education then this guide is what you are looking for.

An electrician's job is more than a job; it's a solid career path. Electrical contractors have a diverse range of job choices and make a decent living. Although becoming an electrician requires time and hard work, luckily you get paid as you learn and gain experience. In this guide, we will help you understand everything there is to know about being an electrician in Arizona and how community colleges provide the perfect training opportunities to become one.

Yes, but it is not a long-term solution. Depending on your child’s age and behavior, your college and/or professor may or may not allow the child to attend classes with you. However, if your primary problem is the care of your child while you study then there are many options available to you at and around a community college. This guide will help you discover all these options.

Community colleges in the US welcome students from all over the world. Unlike 4-year universities, they have an open admissions policy. But what is an open admission policy exactly and what are all the requirements for international students to apply to a community college in the US? Read below because we will cover all this and more in this guide to community colleges for international students.

Yes, community colleges, like all other public educational institutions, have out-of-state tuition. Out-of-state tuition can potentially be as high as three or four times the in-state tuition cost depending on the college. But many students don’t realize that there are ways to reduce out-of-state tuition and this guide will help you do just that.

Over the years, many Americans have started using the community college educational path to start building a career. Community colleges open doors to opportunities that most traditional universities do not. They set you up for a good job within two years, and their curriculum is curated to cater to non-traditional students, allowing them to be part-time/full-time workers while pursuing their education. In this in-depth guide to getting hired from a community college, we will explore why these colleges are your best option to get earning quickly and what are some of the best paying jobs you can start with only a two-year associate’s degree.