Since the Covid-19 pandemic, online school has become more popular. Students all over the country and even the globe are earning their education online instead of in traditional brick-and-mortar environments. In fact, about 10 million college students are enrolled in distance education courses. But are online college degrees worth it?

What financial aid is available? It's a common question students ask before enrolling at Ashworth College. It's an understandable question. Balancing your dreams of launching a new career or taking the next step forward in your current one with the financial responsibilities you currently have is a challenge.

Having a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential on your resume can make a big difference when you’re looking for daycare jobs or when you want to get promoted at your current school. It can also often be a requirement for many child care employers. Here’s what you need to know about the CDA, how to get it, and the impact it can have on your career.

While no legitimate college degree is “easy,” there are some that might be considered less rigorous than others, especially if they’re two-year degrees. In this guide you’ll learn about some of the potentially easiest two-year degrees and how profitable each can be.

Since 2020, online school has become more popular. While many students were forced to take virtual classes during the pandemic and were happy to return to campus when it was over, others found that they really enjoyed the flexibility of online education. If you’re someone who wants or needs to be able to fit education around your life, an online college degree could be a great fit for you! But is it hard to get a degree online in comparison to a brick-and-mortar school? Read on to find out the answers to some frequently asked questions about online school!