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What Is a Bachelor of Arts Degree and How Long Does It Take to Finish?

Whether you want to apply for a promotion, get up to date on developments in your field, or jump into an entirely new profession, a Bachelor of Arts university degree can help you get there. Before enrolling, you should know: What is a Bachelor of Arts degree? A Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree has a…
City University of Seattle Announces Workforce Relaunch Program to Support Displaced Washington Workers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Alicia Nakamoto, MarketingEmail: [email protected]: 206-683-7851 City University of Seattle announces Workforce Relaunch Program to Support Recently Laid-Off Washington Workers Including Those Impacted by recent layoffs including Amazon, those in Healthcare, Expedia, T-Mobile, and more. Seattle, Washington — [Feb 23, 2026] — City University of Seattle (CityU) today announced its Workforce…
Young Envoys Scholarship (YES) Program

We’re excited to announce the Young Envoys Scholarship (YES Program) will be offered again this spring! This program provides a remarkable opportunity for CityU students and their broader networks to experience China’s culture, business environment, and cuisine firsthand. As part of China’s initiative to welcome 50,000 Americans over the next five years, the YES Program…
6 Classroom Management Strategies Every Teacher Should Know

Classroom management is a teacher’s process for maintaining students’ safety, focus, and productivity throughout the school day. A poorly managed classroom leads to chaos and disengagement, which can affect student outcomes and cause teacher stress. Great classroom management techniques can turn the whole learning environment around, but it doesn’t happen instantly, especially in today’s complex…
Online vs. In-Person College: Which is Better for You or for Your Career?

The pandemic-era shift to distance learning has changed higher education forever. Virtual and hybrid courses are completely normalized, with many flexible, instructor-led options for busy working adults. Today’s students have plenty of choices between online vs. in-person college, along with hybrid programming. Advances in modern technology mean the debate continues to grow over which is…
Is an MBA Worth It? What You’ll Gain (and What It Really Costs)

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) remains one of the most popular graduate degrees in the United States. From 2021 to 2022, nearly a quarter of conferred master’s degrees were in business. But is an MBA worth it? The value of an MBA depends on your specific circumstances and career path. Many professionals get an…
Future-Proof Your Career: Most In-Demand Skills for 2026

Forget the traditional career ladder. The current job market can feel more like a chaotic game of musical chairs. Generative artificial intelligence, the green transition, and other trends will create 170 million new jobs by 2030, according to the Future of Jobs Report 2025. At the same time, 92 million other jobs will get displaced.…
Should I Go Back to College? How to Decide in Today’s Uncertain World

The professional world is changing fast, and it can feel like there’s nothing to hold onto. Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape jobs across every industry, changing necessary skill sets and disrupting traditional career paths. Remote work allows candidates to search for jobs from anywhere, but hybrid positions far outnumber fully virtual opportunities. Among all…
Unexpected Career Changes at 30, 40, or 50: How to Reinvent Yourself at Any Age

A new career can be one of the most exciting transitions of your life. It can also be one of the most unsettling, especially when it comes without warning. If you’re facing unexpected career changes at 30, 40, 50, or older, know that you’re not alone, and that your future is full of potential. Today’s…