Education

If you want to work in the insurance business, you should consider earning a degree that will enrich your experiences and skills. You may not necessarily need a degree to work in all positions at an insurance company, but a degree will likely set you apart from other candidates during the recruitment process as well...

It is easier than ever to get a teaching degree online from the comfort of your own home. If you are considering taking that first step to becoming a teacher, you might be wondering how expensive it will be to get your teaching degree online. You can get your bachelor’s teaching degree online for $40,000-$60,000...

Are you a fan of online learning and the flexibility of taking class at any time of the day? If so, earning a degree online may be the best decision you’ve ever made. More students are choosing online degrees over traditional degrees than ever before. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, more than...

You’ve gone through all of the hard work of earning your online teaching degree, and now you’re ready to enter the classroom and make a difference in the education of others. This means that you are entering the job hunt for a teaching job, but having received an online degree might pose some complications to...

Attending college is no longer restricted to physical campuses as it was decades ago. Now, you can attend classes online at both traditional universities and new online colleges. Online learning is an excellent way to learn from home, while managing work, family, and business responsibilities. Additionally, online classes are a great way to keep physical...

The MBA is a popular degree amongst business professionals interested in propelling their careers. However, pursuing an MBA can be time-consuming and difficult to balance with a part-time or full-time job. There’s good news. With the rise of online learning, it’s easier than ever to get your MBA through an online program. Let’s explore some...

In Kentucky, there many places where you can earn your MBA, including the University of Kentucky and University of Louisville. However, many professionals wish to earn their degrees online and in their own time. While some people have embraced online learning as a result of COVID-19, the trend towards online MBA programs began long before...

When it comes to online degrees, Kentucky offers its residents plenty of choices. The state has invested heavily in its remote study options. This is evident in the number of renowned state and private universities providing online education for students at all stages of life and all higher education levels. Of course, that choice also...

Many people believe that you are either born with the ability to sing, or you aren’t. However, nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is, with the right instruction and a little hard work, anyone can learn the skills needed to improve their singing.  Whether you want to impress your friends at karaoke,...

Baking has experienced a huge resurgence in popularity over the last few years. We can thank more time at home and a batch of charming British baking shows for the bevy of baked goods appearing on kitchen counters everywhere. At-home bakers are flexing their skills to create the best biscuits, cakes, cookies, and bread. While...

GREENVILLE, Ky. — The Muhlenberg County School Board voted to keep high school drivers education classes during its regular meeting Monday, June 8 Felix Martin Hall Jr. Hall at the Muhlenberg County High School West Campus. During the public participation segment of the meeting, Mark Coats, a driver’s education teacher for the district, shared information...

HENDERSON, KY. —Today, April 20th, all Cairo 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders will visit colleges to learn more about their post-high school options. 3rd graders will travel to Kentucky Wesleyan, 4th graders to Henderson Community College, and 5th graders will go to Western Kentucky University.. This is the second year that Cairo students have participated...

HOPKINSVILLE, KY. – Hopkinsville Community College President Jim Selbe was recently approved as a new board member of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) during the organization’s annual convention in Orlando, Florida. Selbe is one of 10 new members for its 32-member board of directors. The board determines policy for the association and oversees...

KENTUCKY — The Kentucky Community and Technical College System’s 16 colleges and System Office will observe Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., day by sponsoring or participating in events across the state. In addition, KCTCS is celebrating its fifth annual statewide Super Sunday initiative Sunday, Feb. 22. Super Sunday is a recruitment event to promote higher...

KENTUCKY — The Kentucky Community and Technical College System will kick off its tobacco-free campaign today as people around the state and nation participate in the American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout. The KCTCS System Office in Versailles will enforce the ban on Jan. 1 for all staff and visitors. Smoking cessation classes will be...

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s public and independent colleges and universities conferred a record 65,829 degrees and credentials during the 2015-16 year, representing a 2.7 percent increase from the previous year and a 32.5 percent gain over 10 years. Council President Bob King said, “All of our institutions have been implementing strategic initiatives that have helped...

LEXINGTON, KY. – After impressive seasons with the University of Kentucky football team last fall, senior linebacker Avery Williamson, junior defensive end Alvin “Bud” Dupree and sophomore punter Landon Foster have been named preseason All-Southeastern Conference performers by College Sports Madness, the website announced Monday. Williamson was named to the second team, while Dupree and...