It’s hard to believe, but the summer session has already come to an end and, for our most recent class of college graduates, so have their degree paths!
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It’s hard to believe, but the summer session has already come to an end and, for our most recent class of college graduates, so have their degree paths!
Read MoreTopics: student achievements, student life, commencement
Have you ever played one of those touchscreen games that puts two photos next to one another and tasks you with figuring out the differences between the two? Are you currently wondering why a nursing and allied health college is referencing a pub game?
Read MoreTopics: allied health career, health professions
New and exciting methods of teaching are more accessible than ever thanks to technology. With tablets, Smartphones and even Smartwatches available, it only makes sense that colleges would expand their portfolio to include online classes.
Read MoreTopics: campus life, online education
Four years. That’s a long time to study for a degree if you’re in a situation where you need a job FAST. The wait becomes even more excruciating if you’re a transfer student who’s already put time into college classes.
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One of the most vital parts of being a nurse is communication, something we strive to emphasize here at Nebraska Methodist College.
Read MoreTopics: nurse education, community outreach, spanish
2015 is the latest year in which Nebraska Methodist College has been recognized as a Military-Friendly School by G.I. Jobs. To learn more about this important distinction, I chatted with Mark Araujo, NMC’s Military Ombudsperson as well as the Associate Director of Financial Aid for the college.
Read MoreTopics: healthcare education, military
Last week, I told you about the nine things you could do as a high school junior to prepare for college. But guess what? Those were only the tip of the iceberg.
Read MoreTopics: college routine, preparing for college
The word is out: Nebraska Methodist College has reduced tuition for its RN to BSN program by almost half.
Read MoreTopics: nurse education, RN to BSN, nursing
It’s crazy to think about, but the new school year will be starting up in just a few weeks. If you’re a soon-to-be high school junior, this is the time to relax, right? After all, you don’t have to worry about college essays, campus visits, standardized tests, or any of that application stuff until well into your senior year.
Read MoreTopics: college, college routine, preparing for college
How would you like to see an open-heart surgery in person? Or help remove a gallbladder? If you’d love to be a vital part of an operation, becoming a surgical tech will put you right in the middle of the action.
Read MoreTopics: allied health career, health professions