Despite its heavy dependence on agriculture, Nebraska offers a strong economy with a diverse labor market. Nebraska colleges and universities provide training and research opportunities for working professionals and full-time students. With an unemployment rate well below the national average, Nebraska college graduates can expect to find a wealth of career prospects in [...]

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Popularly known for its automobile manufacturing industry, Michigan offers a diversified local economy for graduates of Michigan colleges and universities. In fact, Michigan is the fourth largest employer of high technology professionals in the nation. The Michigan university and college system ranks among the top in the nation, [...]

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With its sand dunes, marshes, mountains, and rolling hills, Maryland is often referred to as “America in Miniature.” Its extensive network of Maryland colleges and universities provides quality training for a high earning workforce. The Maryland economy is boosted by the major U.S. port in Baltimore, Maryland. Now more than ever before, college-bound [...]

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Individuals in search of campus-based and online education in the Northwestern U.S. will find ample opportunities in “The Gem State” of Idaho. Besides being the nation’s largest producer of potatoes, Idaho is home to several thriving technology companies and new vacation resorts. Idaho colleges and universities provide superior [...]

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Working in nonprofit organization jobs is a way many people choose to infuse their careers with a fulfilling purpose. Although nonprofit agencies make no financial profits, paying positions exist within many of the companies in order to carry out the necessary functions of running an organization. One of those [...]

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Nonprofit organizations, neither a part of business or government, exist to further a cause rather than to make profits. Nonprofit agencies make no profits, but they still require financial resources to carry out necessary activities and programs. For students interested in pursuing nonprofit organization jobs, the position of fundraiser [...]

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Model maker may not sound like an official profession but, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were over 11,000 model makers employed in May 2004. One of those professionals, Duane Martinez, creates models of everything from computers and gas pumps to MP3 players. When asked to describe [...]

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As the very name implies, nonprofit organizations make no profit. Consequently, a large portion of the organization’s labor is dependent on the time and efforts of volunteers. Juliet Orzal, Director of Volunteers recently featured in the Occupational Outlook Quarterly, manages the 50 to 100 volunteers that come to Martha’s [...]

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Over ten million people hold nonprofit jobs, according to Independent Sector, a research organization in Washington DC that is devoted to nonprofits. Nonprofit organizations such as the American Heart Association, Habitat for Humanity, and Goodwill offer numerous nonprofit jobs, but nearly every nonprofit organization has an executive director. In fact, [...]

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With a background consisting of just a few college courses and a long history of playing with model cars as a teenager, Derek Sanders has landed a successful, fulfilling career as a model maker. He was recently profiled in a popular career journal for his unique occupation. Designers consult Sanders with ideas sketched on [...]

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Criminal justice graduates, rejoice! As one who is well-versed in the inner workings of the law, criminal justice graduates are the guardians of society – they investigate crimes, patrol the streets for criminals, and oversee the enforcement of laws. Earning a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, however, does not doom the young [...]

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Careers in health care employment remain as hot as ever. Everybody needs a doctor. Innovations in technology improve the quality of life so that people live longer and better lives. This fact alone drives the industry to constantly evolve and bring new employees into the fold. Therefore, health care employment will always [...]

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Computer technology can be roughly divided into two academic areas: computer science and information technology.
Computer science is the physics, chemistry and mathematics behind chip design, computer design, and the functionality of all the pieces of hardware in the industry. Fiber optics and network router design are parts of computer science. In many [...]

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Careers in technology can be found at every professional level and, today, you can find courses taught for every type of job. For purposes of discussion, it helps to divide the field of technology into two roughly drawn areas: computer science and information technology.
Computer science is the study of technology’s hardware: [...]

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Approximately half of the reputed universities and colleges offer some kind of off campus learning course. These courses are also called distance education programs. Though being off campus or distance learning, these courses are also mainstream source of training and education. A number of well-established online colleges provide courses for a number of vigorous technology [...]

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