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Capitol Technology University is part of the job-rich pipeline supplying human capital to America’s most technologically advanced government agencies and their private sector supply chains.











While many college graduates struggle to find meaningful work with their degrees, Capitol Tech provides a launch pad to a better life. It’s because we’re laser-focused on STEM careers and give students the hands-on, real-world experience they need to enter today’s tech job market....
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Editorial Article | Cheers NYC Speakeasies – Moves | Fashion & Lifestyle... Online

The prohibition of the 1920’s notoriously spawned a cultural movement that has now become one of the most romanticized eras in history. New York City was at the forefront of this up and coming nightlife scene, leading a new wave of unrestrained decadence and debauchery. It’s estimated that in New York City alone, there were between 20,000 and 100,000 speakeasies.


Enough for any crowd to find their niche: fans of live music could swing by The Cotton Club any night and fi...
Rice University •

Blog Post | Is a Paralegal Certificate Worth It? | Glasscock School of Continuing Studies | Rice University

Whether you’re interested in pursuing a paralegal career or looking to stand out in the field, a paralegal certificate can help you to advance your knowledge and walk into an industry with a steadily growing job market.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment in the paralegal field is projected to grow 12% by 2030—faster than the average for all occupations. Salaries in the field are also getting stronger by the year, with the top 10% being over $85,190. We recently met wi...
UTEP Connect •

Blog Post | 5 Essential Books and Films on Diversity, Equity and Social Justice

Academic environments that value diversity are proven to positively affect students' performance, personal growth and intellectual engagement. In fact, a study conducted by The Century Foundation shows that diversity education can improve all forms of critical thinking, as well as open-mindedness in class discussions.

So how can you make sure that you’re supporting and creating a culture of inclusivity in your class? Before you can have a conversation about diversity, equity and social jus...
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Blog Post | Is a Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies Right for You?

The Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies (BMS) remains a somewhat mysterious degree path for some, but once you understand the program you’ll see why its popularity has been growing steadily throughout the years. 
So what is this degree? Who is it for? And what can it do for your career? 
Let’s take a look.

Multidisciplinary studies is a degree plan that is designed with flexibility at the forefront. It’s a highly customizable degree that allows you to study multiple subjects at once an...
Capitol Tech •

Microsite | Online Master of Research (MRes) in Artificial Intelligence | Capitol Technology University

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) permeates every aspect of business and modern life, professionals with a comprehensive understanding of its complex technology and implications are increasingly invaluable in any industry.

The MRes in Artificial Intelligence is a research-intensive program designed for working professionals with AI-related backgrounds to develop the specialized knowledge and skills required to lead, manage, and innovate in AI, robotics, computer science, hardware...
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Editorial Review | MOVIES... TV... POWER – Moves | Fashion & Lifestyle... Online

Aaron Sorkin’s phenomenal directorial debut and Jessica Chastain’s enigmatic performance perfectly showcases both the tragedy and empowerment displayed by Molly’s character. Her explanation of the events that led to her rise and fall, told through the purpose of an FBI investigation, gives us an intriguing look into the exclusive world of high-stakes poker, where only the Crème de la Crème of celebrities, artists, and business tycoons are welcome. Molly is seen as being a mostly moral character,...
UTEP Connect •

Blog Post | How to Apply for Graduate School

Nearly two million Americans are currently enrolled in graduate programs, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. And it's easy to see why. Based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, master's-degree graduates earn 18% more than those with only a bachelor's degree. Unemployment rates improve by 35%.

A graduate degree can also give you invaluable access to networking, which is a powerful asset when searching for jobs. Mentorship from professors, as well as connecti...
Rice University •

Blog Post | Should You Pursue Agile Project Management Certification? | Glasscock School of Continuing Studies | Rice University

Project management is a diverse field that offers a wide variety of career possibilities, making it a great choice if you’re looking for a path with options and a high pay range. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), project management specialists earn a mean annual wage of $84,290. It isn’t uncommon, however, to find jobs in the six-figure range. Agile project management, a specific methodology in the PM field, is rapidly becoming a tool that employers and clients look for when con...
UTEP Connect •

Blog Post | What Can I Do With a Masters in Early Childhood Education?

The CDC found that high-quality early education can improve a child’s cognitive development, emotional development, self-regulation and academic achievement. And teachers experience powerful benefits too, by virtue of inspiring children to find joy in the classroom.

The future of early childhood education (ECE) as an industry is also pretty bright. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in early childhood education are set to grow 18% by 2030, which is much faster than average....
UTEP Connect •

Blog Post | The Difference Between an RN and BSN

Nursing is an attractive career choice for a number of reasons. The salaries are high, the setting is flexible and you get to leave work every day knowing that you’ve helped someone at a hard time in their life. Nurses will also always be in demand, meaning competitive salaries and the opportunity to work anywhere.

Although the path to becoming a nurse may seem cut and dried, there's actually a lot of confusion when it comes to the specifics of a nurse’s educational career. The RN and BSN...
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Blog Post | 4 Steps to Prepare for Your Next Exam

For many people, the hardest part of taking a test is preparing for it. It can be difficult to carve out the time to study, and even more difficult to feel productive once you actually sit down to get it done. But there are some helpful steps you can take to make exam prep easier. Let’s take a look at them.

Before you actually begin studying, you should have an understanding of how you should be studying. You may think you’ve got it figured out—notes? Check. Textbook? Check. But there’s mu...
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Blog Post | Is Healthcare Administration a Good Career? - College of Professional Studies

Healthcare administrators play a crucial role in any medical organization. Balancing a career that requires constant compassion and strong leadership skills can be tough but rewarding—in more ways than one. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment in healthcare management is projected to grow 32% by 2030. The average salary for these jobs is $104,280 with the highest 10% earning over $195,630.  


With such a wide range of healthcare settings, the career possibilities as an...
Capitol Tech •

Microsite | Online Master of Research (MRes) in Astronautical Engineering | Capitol Technology University

Space exploration is advancing into new areas, from space tourism to increasingly sophisticated telescopes and satellites. As we rely more heavily on space-based technologies, the expertise of astronautical engineers becomes even more vital – GPS systems, weather forecasting, telecommunications, and even national security depend on our ability to design, launch, and maintain satellites and other space vehicles.


The MRes in Astronautical Engineering is a research-intensiv...
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Editorial Article | Meal Kits - Saving Our Lives ... or Ruining – Moves | Fashion & Lifestyle... Online

In the last few decades, and especially in the last year, Americans have seen a rapid transformation in the way that we handle and consume food. The most transparent example of this would be the rise of fast food conglomerates, and the nearly immediate way in which the creation of restaurants like McDonald’s and Burger King affected both our health and general lifestyles. The consequences of fast food have been studied time and time again, with very few positive conclusion...
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Academic Article | A Fragmented Autobiography of a Monster and his Creator: the Origins of Mary Shelley

At the forefront of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein, there lies a question of what Shelley refers to in the novel as “accursed origins.” The story of Victor Frankenstein and his monster has long been hailed one of the great gothic tales of all time, but the story is not simply a tale of horror, extending instead into the question of moral vs. amoral creationism.

Editorial Article | Zero Waste, Maximum Taste

It’s no secret that climate change has been one of the most impactful topics of
conversation over the past few decades. The rise of social consciousness towards the subject
of environmental catastrophe has escalated from a distant worry to a seemingly ever present
panic. In a 2020 study done by researchers at Yale University and George Mason University,
around 66% of Americans reportedly felt a personal sense of responsibility to help in the
reduction of global warming. When asked about their concerns facing climate change, it was
shown that the number of Americans who were constantly anxious about the state of the
environment had grown nearly ten percent just in the past five years