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Is a small liberal arts college right for you? Here are some advantages and disadvantages for you to consider.

Evening degree programs feature smaller classes, are tailored to the working professional, and designed to enable graduation within four years or less.

If North Carolina becomes an example, state legislatures may lower the number of mandated instructional days and increase the number of students in classes.

If you love to create and design clothing, consider a challenging major in apparel design and merchandising.

Preschool can be an expensive option for parents. While many factors influence the price of preschool, there are a few ways to reduce overall preschool costs.

One of the key decisions many parents must make about their children's education is whether their students will attend public or private schools.

College summer school classes can be a great experience and help you catch up on college credits. But be careful not to fall behind! Here's some tips.

Understand the key differences between a childcare and preschool programs before enrolling your child either type of program.

The educational disparities between the suburbs and the inner-cities are abundant. A closer look at the school's funding and facilities may reveal even more disparities.

There are many benefits to students and parents considering the Early College option, including no tuition or college fees, small class sizes, and stellar faculty.

The decision to teach English abroad is a big one. Teachers should first think about whether or not to teach in a language or state school before getting on a plane.

Simon's Rock College of Bard provides early college entrance to gifted teens wanting to skip high school and start college.

American education is losing momentum to other countries. How can this declining situation be fixed?

Choosing where you will attend college is a big decision - after all you will likely be spending the next four years of your life at this institution.

During a period of severe economic uncertainty, parents and students should weigh the positives & negatives associated with free public education versus private options.

When a parent first learns that a child is in the exceptional category from an intellectual standpoint, it can be source of pride as well as anxiety. What next?

For most children, a sense of belonging is an important part of school life. Is it easier to feel accepted at a faith school, where religion plays a more dominant role?

David Chadwell is the country's first state coordinator of same-sex education. The recent success of these schools has inspired S.C. to go same-gender.

The Ivy League colleges are not the only colleges in the United States deemed selective. Consider these schools of the Midwest.

Feminist voters are among John McCain's staunchest opponents in the 2008 presidential campaign. Find out why in this summary of McCain's voting record on women's issues.

There is no truth to the rumor that older adults can't become computer gurus. Help your friends or family gain confidence and keep up with the grandkids online.

Parents have lots of school options for educating their children. Here's a brief overview of the kinds of schools available and the differences between them.

The advantages and disadvantages of earning the two most common types of degrees are described to help adults decide which degree meets their personal goals in life.

Gifted children often need a different approach to education. Parents may decide if a public school, private school, or home school best fits the child's academic needs.

If you're hoping to graduate in four years, you'll need to do some careful planning. Here are some tips on saving yourself the time and expense of extra semesters.

IJGA is the premier junior golf academy in the United States. The school offers college-bound students great golf and academic instruction, and a boost to their future.