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.
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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 is the whole story. Work schedules, childcare, finances, and family responsibilities can make a degree feel out of reach, even when motivation is high. That is why Generations College built
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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 was recently featured in a Fox News Digital article — subsequently syndicated nationally to Yahoo News, AOL, WFMD Radio, and Flipboard — where she offered a clear, forward-thinking perspective on
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET AN ASSOCIATES DEGREE?
If you are considering going to college, you probably have a lot of questions. One of the most frequently asked questions from students considering two-year colleges is “How long does it take to get an associates degree?” After all, the length of time you might expect to be in college is important for several reasons — including future career planning and, of course, planning your finances.
An associate degree length can vary from one college to another and depends to a large extent whether you are taking classes on a full-time or part-time basis. However, in general, the typical associates degree time length is two years.
That said, you may be able to earn your degree faster if you are transferring credits from another institution, if you have CLEP credits, or if you took and passed Advanced Placement (AP) coursework in high school. Credit transfer policies vary from school to school, so be sure to understand how your credits might transfer, if applicable.
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HOW EFFECTIVE IS ONLINE LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION?
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic found colleges across the country closing classrooms and pivoting to online learning platforms, many schools had already embraced remote learning opportunities, recognizing their potential benefits to students, faculty and administration alike. Of course, there is no question that the pandemic led to an exponential increase in adoption of online learning technologies by colleges and universities.
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BENEFITS OF MOBILE LEARNING
The novel coronavirus pandemic has forced many students and instructors into the world of distance education. Remote instruction and learning are definitely different from in-person methods and require some adjustment for those unaccustomed to using online or mobile learning. Yet remote learning can be incredibly versatile, using a variety of online and mobile technologies.
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SIX BENEFITS OF AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE
Deciding to earn a college degree is a smart move, one that can make you more employable and help improve your standard of living for the rest of your life. However, not all degrees are equal. Should you pursue an associate degree or enroll in a bachelor’s degree program? There is not a single “best” choice for everyone; it is important to consider your options carefully.
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REGISTER TO VOTE!
As the 2020 presidential election gains momentum, candidates’ ads and pleas for votes are seemingly everywhere. Interest in the political process overall has grown in the past decade, thanks in large part to politics taking center stage on news broadcasts and late-night talk shows. However, young voter turnout leaves something to be desired.
While there will be more millennials of voting age next year than there will be baby boomers, less than half of them go to the ballot box on election day. In fact, according to U.S. government census records, less than 30% of millennial voters went to the polls in the 2016 presidential election.
For some young adults, their failure to vote has less to do with a lack of interest than it does with not understanding how to make their voice heard. In this article, we’ll discuss why you should consider going to the polls. We’ll also provide details about where and how to register to vote in Illinois.
THE TOP 7 BENEFITS OF BEING A PARALEGAL
“Paralegal” continues to be a popular choice for people pursuing their associate degrees. There are several factors behind this popularity; paralegals are in demand and therefore face a certain amount of job security. Paralegals can also work in a variety of environments, playing key roles in helping busy attorneys with their daily legal responsibilities.
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