Fourth-year film and animation student Michelle Snow is planning to relocate to Los Angeles after graduating to pursue her creative dream of producing feature films. But before that, Snow will stay at ...

Drexel University College of Medicine wants to give students a path to becoming doctors in three years, shaving a year off ...

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Central Oregon will have a new option for people wanting to become nurses, starting this summer, thanks to an accelerated degree program created through a close collaboration ...

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, in partnership with Ochsner Lafayette General, will create an accelerated bachelor’s in nursing degree program to address the critical need for registered ...

University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce, left, and Mississippi State University President Mark E. Keenum celebrate a new agreement allowing qualified MSU students to enter UM’s Juris Doctor ...

The American workforce is transforming. From healthcare and education to behavioral health and technology, industries across the country are facing critical talent shortages, evolving skill demands ...

A new academic initiative designed for non-nursing graduates was recently established by the College of Nursing, providing an accelerated pathway to a nursing career and a potential remedy to staff ...

For those who are wanting to get into Family Medicine, there is a new program that is accelerating the process without ...

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OGDEN — As Weber State University students began moving into Wildcat Village and other student housing Friday, most probably didn’t realize they were moving into a university on the eve of embarking ...

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 ...