LifeNotes How much work history should you include on your resume? Writing a resume can be difficult, and the “work history” section can be particularly challenging. If you’re new to the workforce, you…
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LifeNotes Four study tips to help you succeed Getting good grades and ultimately earning your degree depend to a great extent on passing tests. To do that, most people need…
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LifeNotes Occupational Snapshot: Medical Records/Health Information Technicians Though health information technicians do not directly care for patients, their role is essential in the healthcare field.
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LifeNotes Four job interview tips After hours of crafting your resume, searching job postings and contacting employers, you’ve landed an interview. No what?
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LifeNotes Four reasons why it’s never too late for college If you know a recent high school graduate, she probably can’t stop talking about her plans for college in the fall: what…
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Featured News American National University Signs Agreements with Vietnamese Universities For American National University President Frank Longaker, it was a full circle more than 40 years in the making.
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LifeNotes Studying by Style: Kinesthetic Individuals who learn through handling and using objects are known as tactile or kinesthetic learners.
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LifeNotes Studying by Style: Auditory Are you a musician who learns a piece of music by hearing it just a few times? Can you complete a task…
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LifeNotes Occupation Snapshot: Paralegal Researching, fact-checking, and strong writing skills all play important roles in the growing careers of paralegals and legal assisting.
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LifeNotes Three healthcare careers taking off through 2020 The U.S. Department of Labor projects that the health care industry will have created 3.2-million jobs between 2010 and 2020.
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