Tax season is in the air and with that may come an uneasy feeling for some. Preparing everything needed to file your taxes may seem like a daunting task, especially if you’re not sure where to start. You can learn the skills to help you own this tax season with Ashworth College’s online Tax Preparation Career Diploma program.

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Whether you’ve served your country or find yourself moving from state to state as a military spouse, your duty doesn’t mean that you should sacrifice your education. Let knowledge be your next step.

As a student, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. With all the assignments, tests, and projects you have across multiple classes, it’s easy to feel like nothing will ever get accomplished. Add a full-time job and family obligations to your workload and it may seem impossible to find time to study. Instead of getting discouraged, develop a strategy to keep yourself focused. Here are five tricks to keep you on track while you hit the books.

Nelsenia Spencer knew flexibility was a must for her if she was going to further her education as an adult. Ashworth College, which offers a range of online career and college programs was exactly what she needed. Here’s how she found success as an Ashworth College graduate.

Depending on your background and experience, carpenters aren’t necessarily required to go to school to learn the trade before getting a job. However, aspiring carpenters may choose to receive a formal education before entering the field to strengthen their skills and stand out to employers. While a high school diploma is required to be a carpenter, education beyond that is preferred. Beyond an education, an apprenticeship is recommended. So, while it’s not required, you can go to school for carpentry. You can even go to an online carpentry school!