Accelerated online degrees for working adults allow enrollees to attend college without cutting their work hours. They save time and money on commuting and parking expenses — and may even spend less ...

MOORHEAD — Concordia College’s first class of its 12-month accelerated nursing program had a 100% passing rate on the national exam required to become a licensed registered nurse. Concordia’s ...

You’re working toward a bachelor’s degree and want to jump right into a master's program after you graduate. But did you know there’s a way to work on both degrees while you’re still an undergraduate ...

BROCKWAY — Brockway Center for Arts & Technology graduated six students from its Accelerated Certified Clinical Medical ...

The Saint Louis University School of Social Work offers accelerated program options in our Master's of Social Work and Master's of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice. The accelerated programs ...

Saint Louis University's online accelerated bachelor's to master's program in leadership and organizational development is designed for working professionals pursuing a bachelor's degree through the ...

As the county and nation suffer from a nursing shortage, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is launching an accelerated nursing degree program to get more nurses in the field sooner. UTC ...

Students can complete their Combined Accelerated program faster than pursuing the bachelor’s and master’s degrees separately by either the double counting of courses towards both degrees or by ...

The Advanced Standing MSW is an accelerated program that allows you to complete your master's degree in only three semesters, so you can start making a positive change in your community sooner. For ...

A panel of state insurance regulators is getting back to work on accelerated underwriting guidance for states to consider. Created during the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' 2019 ...

Biogen’s Aduhelm is the first approved treatment for early stage Alzheimer’s patients that may be able to slow the disease. WSJ explains how the drug interacts with brain cells, and why some doctors ...