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Why Business Micro-Credentials Matter in 2026Chasing a traditional degree isn’t the only way to get ahead anymore. By 2026, companies will be looking less at fancy diplomas and more at whether you can actually do the work. That’s where business micro-credentials come in.So, what are business micro-credentials 2026? Think of them as short, skills-focused programs. . . .

Why Healthcare Certificates Are GrowingYou don’t need a four-year degree to land a solid healthcare job. In fact, some of the most in-demand roles right now only require a short certification program.Healthcare is one of the fastest-growing industries in the country, and for good reason. The U.S. has an aging population that needs ongoing care, . . .

Many college graduates remember living on instant noodles and chasing every student discount. But for today's low-income undergraduates, the struggle runs much deeper. About 39 percent of U.S. college students come from low-income families, making it difficult to afford basic needs like food and housing.Across the country, more than 20 million students are working toward . . .

When the pandemic hit, students and teachers everywhere were suddenly thrown into the world of online classes. What started as an emergency solution slowly turned into something permanent. Flexible hybrid learning 2026 has become something crucial in the higher education system.This shift isn’t just about watching lectures from home anymore. Colleges are building flexible hybrid . . .

Did you know that college students spend 3-4 hours/day on online homework and research? It accounts for more time spent on academic tasks than on recreational activities (i.e., 1-2 hours/day).There's also the fact that 61% (9.4 million) of undergraduates were enrolled in at least one online course. Of these students, 28% (4.4 million) took online . . .

Let's talk about something that doesn't always make the headlines but is changing lives across the globe — how social and political climates affect international students online in 2026.For decades, everybody wanted a global education. You packed your bags, flew overseas, and immersed yourself in a foreign campus culture. But here we are in 2026, . . .

Education doesn’t look like it used to. Twenty years ago, “online college” was seen as an alternative route, maybe even a backup plan. Fast forward to 2025, and online education is mainstream.Millions of students worldwide are logging into virtual classrooms every day. And at the center of this massive shift? Artificial intelligence.AI in online college . . .

For a lot of people, just hearing the word “tuition” brings on a headache. Over the past 20 years, tuition and fees at public four-year colleges have increased by a staggering 141%. In private institutions, the numbers aren’t any better.And that’s just the increase in tuition and fees. Don’t even get started on textbooks, housing, . . .