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4 healthcare certificates to start your career

Post author:Cultus
Post published:9 September, 2014
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At one time, if you wanted to be part of the healthcare industry, you could almost count on going to college for several years. Today, that is no longer the case, because there are many healthcare careers available.

Many of these careers require only completing short-term programs and obtaining certification. Learn about these four quick healthcare certifications that will jump-start your career. So, here are the 4 healthcare certificates to start your career in the medical industry.

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How can High School limit your college options?

Post author:Cultus
Post published:4 July, 2014
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How can High School limit your college options?

7 ways to get -A- in Biology

Post author:Cultus
Post published:12 April, 2014
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Most of us took high school biology at some point. Some of us probably received A’s in the course, so it might seem as though college biology shouldn’t be that different. This is particularly true since most biology students are freshmen. But college biology, like any college course, is structurally and academically different from high school courses. With that in mind, here are seven ways to optimize your potential in college biology and even earn that A.
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3 tips for preparing your clinical exam

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Post published:20 March, 2014
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Your nerves are likely going to be taught when you walk in to take your clinical exam. It is the culmination of years of work and study. Preparing well ahead of time is the key to moving through your exam smoothly and with as few negative incidents as possible.
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Why are education institutions under attack?

Post author:Cultus
Post published:14 January, 2014
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Cyber-criminals intrude into higher education computer networks which are much faster than normal computer systems, so they can use the servers to send out malware, spam and viruses.

The criminals may try to break in, so they can steal the personal information of faculty, staff and students. The biggest reason for network data breaches is so that cyber-criminals can steal student, staff and faculty personal information–identity theft.
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