The Working Learner

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.

Business is one of the most highly sought-after degrees in education today. In this guide, we will share with you some of the best community colleges known for their business-related programs.

Absolutely! Studying abroad is not just for four-year bachelor’s degree university students. More and more community college students now travel abroad to study and do short courses to strengthen their resumes and experience new cultures and people. In this guide, we will show you how you can plan and go abroad to study. We will take you through every aspect of the study programs so that you can experience this great opportunity.

There are a few simple steps to quickly enroll in a community college. Community colleges are designed to have education accessible easily to anyone interested in getting one. This easy-to-follow guide will take you one step at a time and get you quickly admitted to a community college of your choice

In the past, community colleges did not always have the best reputation.

The majority of Americans who opt for night classes do so because they are full-time employees during the daytime. Their employment is the primary hurdle in obtaining an education even when it could help them advance their careers.

Community colleges are definitely worth it. But many people ask why that is so when most community colleges offer only a two-year associate’s degree. In this in-depth article, we will explain to you why more than 12.4 million US students have chosen to go to community college instead of any other type of institution for higher education.

Yes, over the years, more and more community colleges have started offering courses online. But the question that many students ask is if this online education is worth it? Not only do online studies make higher education more affordable but also make it very accessible for a number of students. This detailed guide will explain everything you need to know about attending community college online.