Posted on: 17 Jan 2026
GEICO’s education benefit is called GEICO Strive, a company-wide tuition assistance program launched in January 2022 and built around prepaid tuition rather than traditional reimbursement. It covers up to $5,250 per calendar year in eligible education expenses, including tuition, books, registration fees, lab fees, technology fees, and graduation fees. Associates access the benefit through more […]
Posted on: 16 Jan 2026
Colorado Springs sits 6,035 feet above sea level, beneath the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak. The city also holds an unusual mix of institutions: military bases, Olympic headquarters, a major hospital system, and a selective college downtown. For students aiming at selective colleges, that mix offers real material. However, material alone does not earn admission. […]
Posted on: 16 Jan 2026
Waste Management — now commonly called WM — employs approximately 50,000 full-time workers in the United States, most of them in roles that are physically demanding, shift-based, and essential: truck drivers, technicians, equipment operators, landfill staff, and the maintenance and logistics personnel who keep the largest environmental services company in North America operating every day. […]
Posted on: 15 Jan 2026
Oral Roberts University (ORU) is a private evangelical university in Tulsa, Oklahoma, founded in 1963 by Charismatic Christian preacher Oral Roberts. It is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and holds twelve additional programmatic and specialized accreditations including CCNE for nursing, CSWE for social work, ATS for theology, ABET for engineering, CAEP for teacher […]
Posted on: 14 Jan 2026
Rasmussen University is a private, for-profit institution that has served working adult learners since 1900, primarily through online and select campus-based programs in healthcare, business, technology, and education. This review evaluates what Rasmussen offers, what the data shows about its costs and outcomes, and how it compares to alternatives so you can make an informed […]
Posted on: 14 Jan 2026
A College-Bound Family’s Guide to Howard County’s School Landscape Howard County, Maryland sits between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. That geography has shaped one of the most academically dense school systems in the state. Families in Clarksville, Ellicott City, Columbia, and Marriottsville are navigating a market where several public schools rank among Maryland’s strongest. Two distinct […]
Posted on: 13 Jan 2026
First responders occupy a unique position in American higher education. They are among the most motivated adult learners in the country, working one of the most demanding schedules imaginable, earning credentials that most employers publicly celebrate but rarely reward with pay increases unless accompanied by additional education. Shift work, mandatory overtime, and on-call status make […]
Posted on: 13 Jan 2026
Families across Colorado Springs and El Paso County know that selective college admissions grow more competitive each year. Strong students at Discovery Canyon Campus, Cheyenne Mountain, Rampart, Pine Creek, Air Academy, and Palmer carry demanding AP and IB schedules. This region also sends many applicants toward engineering, often with similar military and aerospace backgrounds. Consequently, […]