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University of Phoenix recognized as a Top Performer on Social Mobility by U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings
University of Phoenix recognized as a Top Performer on Social Mobility by U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings
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University of Phoenix leadership featured on “Data-Driven CMO” podcast by Knotch
University of Phoenix leadership featured on “Data-Driven CMO” podcast by Knotch
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Should I get a Doctor of Education (EdD) Degree
Should I get a Doctor of Education (EdD) Degree
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University of Phoenix Career With Confidence™ newsletter on LinkedIn reaches over 120,000 subscribers
University of Phoenix Career With Confidence™ newsletter on LinkedIn reaches over 120,000 subscribers
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University of Phoenix College of General Studies leadership publish whitepaper in the International Journal of Research in Education and Science
University of Phoenix College of General Studies leadership publish whitepaper in the International Journal of Research in Education and Science
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What the future of nursing looks like after the COVID-19 pandemic
What the future of nursing looks like after the COVID-19 pandemic
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6 ways to create a positive work environment – including examples and guiding principles
6 ways to create a positive work environment – including examples and guiding principles
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Dissertation 101: Tips for researching and writing a doctoral dissertation
Dissertation 101: Tips for researching and writing a doctoral dissertation
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How to become a K-12 teacher: Teaching degree requirements
How to become a K-12 teacher: Teaching degree requirements
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Should I become a nurse? The pros and cons of the nursing profession
Should I become a nurse? The pros and cons of the nursing profession
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How to become a healthcare leader: Styles and skills you need to know
How to become a healthcare leader: Styles and skills you need to know
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How to build company culture in a work-from-home world
How and where people work have undergone a revolution in recent years. Positions that once required eight hours in a cubicle are now being filled by people working from home, sometimes in cities across the country from their employer.
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University of Phoenix leadership selected as leading women in higher education by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education
University of Phoenix is pleased to share that leadership members Saray Lopez, MBA, director, Student Diversity & Inclusion, and Tondra Richardson, MBA, director, Student Diversity & Inclusion, both with the Office of Educational Equity, have been selected as honorees of the 2022 class of leading women in higher education by the publication, Diverse: Issues In Higher Education.
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Let’s agree to disagree: 6 tips for having a civil conversation
Dean Aslinia, PhD, has seen the highs and lows of human emotion during his counseling practice, which spans some 15 years, as well as his tenure as the associate dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at University of Phoenix.
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How to form healthy habits (and break bad ones)
The new year has come and gone, which means we are about to decide whether to stick with our New Year’s resolutions.
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Is psychology a science? (Spoiler alert: Yes)
Individuals interested in the origins of human consciousness, behavior and personality have likely read up on psychology at one time or another. Defined as the study of the mind and human behavior by the American Psychological Association, psychology encompasses a number of disciplines and concentrations.
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What is a business analyst
Business analytics involves using statistics and data to gain insights about operations and strategies. Business analysts are experts who gather, organize and interpret data.
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What is computer programming? Jobs, salaries & more
Salaries in computer programming vary depending on several factors, such as which industry a computer programmer works in, his or her specific role within that company, location and experience.
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How long does it take to get an associate degree?
How long does it take to get an associate degree?