Paying for college isn’t easy. That’s why it’s important that every student and potential student knows their options for tuition assistance

Getting your degree is only part of your journey towards a life-long career. At Everglades University, we have a large network of alumni who have gone to work for major corporations, as well as close relationships to many companies, both local and nationwide.

When you are choosing a university to attend, you will most likely be speaking with an admissions counselor at that school to answer any questions you may have. Whether you are attending an online university or will be completing your studies on campus, it’s important to ask the right questions to ensure you make the right choice for your undergraduate and graduate studies.

No matter your reason, attending college later in life can be a difficult transition, but there are steps to take to make that transition just a bit easier.

At Everglades University, we are major proponents of solar energy. In fact, our University has supported sustainable careers in management with our degree in Alternative and Renewable Energy Management. We have also gone solar at our Sarasota, Florida campus, and track our solar output in real time.

The environment has always been important, but in recent years, as the population on Earth has increased, and the planet has shown negative effects towards this rapid development, the need for environmental leaders has grown.

At Everglades University, we offer a major in International Business under the Bachelor of Science Degree. For students interested in different business practices beyond the United States, International Business is a great first step for getting involved in operations across the globe.

For many leaving the military and attending school, it can be a tough transition. It’s important for veterans or active military to be aware of all the benefits they get for being in the armed forces—and even more important to choose a school that provides these benefits.

You hear it all the time: be careful what you post on social media. This is especially true when you are applying for college. Many students may think that schools don’t actually look at your social channels, but it’s been proven that they do—and the things they find on your social media can greatly affect your admission status.