Interview with Paul Hansen, PhD, about No Major Drama (NMD), an Internet-based tool designed to help prospective college students select a college major (field of study). Dr. Hansen is the head of research for and a co-founder of Graduate Factory, Ltd., the company that developed NMD.

There are three main types of medical assistants: administrative medical assistants, clinical medical assistants and general medial assistants. Medical assistants possessing a certification often have more opportunities for jobs and career advancement.

Thinking about becoming a medical doctor? Many physicians further their medical training in order to specialize in particular areas of medicine. This article contains a list of some types of physician specialists and a brief description of the type of medicine they practice.

Academic advisors can be one of the best resources on campus for students. Advisors are often experts in university regulations and degree requirements. They also can help students as they adjust to college life and prepare for their futures.

Twitter can be a great learning tool for college students. Suggestions are provided here for students to keep up with the latest news and prepare for their futures.

Review of "Acing the College Application: How to Maximize Your Chances for Admission to the College of Your Choice" by Michele A. Hernandez, Ed.D. (2007), a step-by-step admissions guide for prospective students applying to competitive colleges.

After 25 years as a secretary for the Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), Cheryl Sharpe decided to pursue her dream and become a teacher. Currently, she is working on her Master of Education in Special Education degree.

Busy college applicants who want to save time and avoid rewriting the same information will want to investigate The Common Application.

Steps to getting strong teacher evaluations for college applications.

Interview with Johnna Williams, student at Kaplan University. She is working on her Bachelor of Science (BS) in Human Services.