Posted on Apr 30, 2012 under business, education, Life |
Have you ever been in a situation where choosing a degree to pursue had been so difficult? I have. With all the numerous choices to choose from, I could clearly remember how hard it was to narrow my choices to one, and make a decision I hoped I would not regret in the future. It was not an easy task, but I was able to choose the field I pursued and thankfully, I don’t have the slightest regrets.
Many of my friends pursued medical courses for many reasons but I guess it’s because courses like those are very much in demand overseas and would mean that they would have higher income. Some ended up selling medical supplies like stretchers, wheelchairs and medical step stool, but because they have closed deals with big hospitals, business is good for them, too.
Posted on Mar 12, 2012 under education, Life, Money matters |
Getting your child the best education is a challenge that every parent is willing to take. As a parent, you have big dreams for your children and you know that their future depends on the quality of education they receive today. This is why, in the midst of growing financial worries, parents work doubly hard to prepare for their children’s future educational needs.
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Posted on Dec 15, 2011 under education |
I used to hear about MS degrees and this is the first time I encountered MFA (Master of Fine Arts) and I think this should be what I got before instead of the MS degree because I think I am more right brain dominated.
Know what the some of the famous people have in common? They all had MFA! And one thing that makes me proud about this infographics is that our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal is included as one of the top thinkers! yay!
Earn a MFA Degree and become one of these smart thinkers