Not everyone has the experience of completing their degree on a traditional timetable, but that doesn’t mean your academic dreams are over. If you’re considering going back to school to pursue your education, you may have a lot of questions, including if it is even possible at this stage of your life. Don’t worry, though. Even if you have a busy schedule, it is possible to go back to school as an adult.

Working in healthcare offers the opportunity to start a career in a variety of settings, from hospitals and clinics to private physicians’ offices. If you prefer working with a smaller team and seeing the same patients regularly, finding a job in a doctor’s office could be the perfect fit for you. In this article, we outline five healthcare jobs you can get in a doctor’s office, as well as speak to Penn Foster Group’s Allied Health Academic Lead Theresa Sinkevich for some tips on getting your foot in the door.

When people think about a degree in psychology, they assume you have to earn at least a master’s degree to turn an education into a career. The idea of a time and financial commitment that large can be a big deterrent from pursuing what you’re interested in. While there are certain jobs you can only do with an advanced degree, such as a psychologist, there are plenty of career options for those with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

Deciding to enroll in college is a big step, with a lot of things to consider. It isn’t just enough to know you want to go to school, you have to factor in time, cost, degree types, and what it is that you want to study. If you feel intimidated by those choices, online school can offer a good balance to help make reaching your goals a lot easier.

Before enrolling in the program that’s right for you, you may have a few questions about how Ashworth College works, how tuition works for online courses, and even how taking an online course can make a difference in your career. Here are your most frequently asked questions, answered!