If you love writing, analyzing artwork, or poring over historical documents, crave deep discussions about the meaning of life, or wish to better understand the human experience, you may be leaning toward a degree in the humanities. This broad area of study includes majors in history, philosophy, religion, and...
Read MoreMany STEM-focused students who enjoy problem-solving, have excellent attention to detail, and possess a perpetual curiosity hope to become engineers. From mechanical and civil engineering to electrical, chemical, industrial, biomedical, aerospace, and environmental engineering, there are about 50+ distinct engineering degrees available at American colleges. While selection varies, polytechnic...
Read MoreLiberty Mutual reimburses 100 percent of approved tuition, books, and fees for undergraduate courses, starting on day one of employment. That sentence alone separates Liberty Mutual’s program from most major U.S. employer tuition benefits. The IRS Section 127 tax-free threshold is $5,250 per year. Most employers cap their tuition...
Read MoreUSAA’s education benefit is one of only a handful of U.S. employer programs that meaningfully extends tuition-free college access to employees’ families. Starting in 2024, USAA launched EDvantage, a Guild Education-powered program that provides 100 percent tuition-free access to a catalog of 150-plus programs for employees. The program also...
Read MoreOver the next decade, computer science careers are projected to flourish at a remarkably fast clip. As such, computer science is now an incredibly popular and selective major at many schools. It’s harder than ever to be accepted into prestigious programs, and once accepted, students are faced with a...
Read MoreInformation technology is one of the strongest employment sectors in the U.S. economy by every measurable dimension: job growth rates, median wages, unemployment rates, and long-term demand projections. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects computer and information technology occupations to grow at roughly four times the national average for...
Read MoreBusiness has been the most popular college major since 1980 for good reason—it’s a broad and diverse field with similarly diverse career prospects. Popular sectors include finance, consulting, and accounting, but everything from healthcare to human resources to public administration is on the table, too. Accordingly, you’ll encounter a...
Read MoreWhether you’re interested in painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, photography, music, dance, or filmmaking, the arts are—and always have been— a crucial way for humans to capture and express experiences, emotions, ideas, and concepts. In college, you’ll take a progression of advanced classes in your specialty and plenty of studio/workshop...
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