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Generations College Featured in EdTech Magazine on Preparing Students for the AI Workforce
EdTech Magazine featured Generations College on AI workforce readiness — Business + AI, entrepreneurship, AI tutors/avatars, and leaders who learn first.
Generations College Featured in Inside Higher Ed for New Bachelor’s Degrees
Generations College Featured in Inside Higher Ed for New Bachelor’s Degrees For many students, the hardest part of continuing after an associate degree is not
Generations College Joins CAPTUR
Generations College, the oldest court reporting program in the United States, announced today that it has moved its professional program approval to CAPTUR, the Council
Generations College Featured in Inside Higher Ed for Supporting Student Parents
Generations College Featured in Inside Higher Ed for Supporting Student Parents Balancing college with parenting is not a side challenge — for many students, it
Chancellor Dr. Grace Alexis Featured in Fox News: Why AI in Education Is About Learning, Not Just Cheating
When Fox News Digital set out to examine how higher education is grappling with artificial intelligence, they turned to Generations College. Chancellor Dr. Grace Alexis
Generations College Leads the Way in AI-Enhanced Education
AI in higher education is rapidly transforming how students learn, and Generations College is proud to be at the forefront of this evolution. Recently featured
Generations College’s AI for Business Course Makes Artificial Intelligence Education More Accessible
Artificial intelligence is already part of everyday business, but access to AI education has not kept pace. Generations College is closing that gap with a
Exploring Career Opportunities With A Degree In Business Administration
A degree in Business Administration offers a versatile foundation that can lead to various career paths. Whether you aspire to lead a corporation, manage finances,
The Benefits Of An Associate’s Degree In Today’s Job Market
Education is crucial in securing and advancing one’s career in the rapidly evolving job market. While bachelor’s degrees have long been viewed as the standard