By Latanya Hughes
Faculty Member, School of Business at American Public University
There comes an inevitable moment in everyone’s life when they decide what career they want to pursue. For some people, the decision takes longer than others. What happens when you have not reached that point? How do you position yourself to succeed when you do not know where you want to succeed? Here are three tips on positioning yourself for success.
By Dr. Charles Johnson
Adjunct Professor, School of Business at American Public University
A staple of the online classroom is the discussion forum. On one hand this is familiar, because people have experience chatting on social programs like e-mail, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. But, social media habits are not always appropriate in academics.
By Ryan Laspina
Senior Specialist, Red Flags and External Reviews at APUS
The best way to determine how far you want to grow in your field is to do a cost-benefit analysis. If a high paying job in your field requires a master’s degree, it would probably be a good idea to incur the cost to get your education so that you can reap the benefits of a secure job.
Whether you’re in the beginning, middle or end of the MBA process it’s important to have a plan in mind after completing the degree.
Application availability will lead the way when it comes to device adoption in the classroom. Take the ereaders and iPads for example. While students love the devices, when it comes to efficiency and effective learning, these can often imped success in the classroom.