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Sometimes, life can get in the way of people pursuing their education. It can be personal, family related or work related, but it still prevents them from getting a degree.
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Sometimes, life can get in the way of people pursuing their education. It can be personal, family related or work related, but it still prevents them from getting a degree.
It is about that time of year again! Starting Tuesday, April 4, 2017, students will be able to register for courses, but registering is more than what it seems.
Many students after receiving their bachelor's degree go directly into the workforce or go back to school to earn a master's degree. Going to graduate school allows students to be more educated in a certain field like teaching or some form of engineering. Although some fields do not require a degree earned in graduate school, getting a master's degree is worth it.
As Kean University approaches the mid-point of the spring 2017 semester, the university reminds students about the status of their meal plan.
With the spring 2017 semester underway, education majors are going to take the Praxis I or Praxis II soon and should start preparing.
Being a leader does not just mean having the title "leader." To be a leader is to take the first step to being involved with an activity that pushes students to make a change to the world.
Ever feel bored, but want to do something meaningful? Go volunteer!
The one thing that many students worry about is getting a job after graduating from college. Some students are able to get a position offered to them before graduation. Others have trouble finding a job months after graduating.
Midterms are coming up and, sooner than later, finals will be right around the corner. Sometimes the library is full of students studying, and looking for another peaceful place can be time-consuming and stressful.
The spring semester provides opportunities for students to apply for induction into honor societies that recognize academic achievement. While some have an application and induction process in the fall semester, many others hold theirs in the spring.
Students may know about the yellow house across the street from the main campus of Kean University. That house is not just any ordinary house.
Going to college is, no doubt, expensive. That is why colleges and universities hand out scholarships to students to help lower the cost.
Whenever someone on campus needs help there are no worries, as the Kean University police will arrive at any scene in just mere seconds.
Spring semester is right around the corner, and that means students will soon be scouring the market for deals on textbooks and other course-related materials.
Kean University has plenty of eateries to offer to the community, so sometimes it is hard to remember what is available.
Kean University takes the pledge to stand up against sexual assault. Learn how and take the pledge at ItsOnUs.org
Although the semester started a few weeks ago, it is already time to think about next semester and registering for courses. As of now, students can now plan their schedule accordingly as classes for the winter and spring semesters of 2017 are already on KeanWISE.
Kean University has created an app that gives visitors access to all Open House information at their fingertips.
Kean University is devoted to making sure everyone’s experience on campus is a safe, friendly and comfortable one.
Ever have a writing assignment that required some assistance? How about multiple writing assignments with deadlines that are approaching faster than expected? Well fear not! The Writing Center at Kean University has a staff of graduate and undergraduate students that provide one-on-one coaching in a non-judgmental environment to members of the campus community. The Writing Center is located in room 111-E of the Maxine and Jack Lane Center for Academic Success (CAS), and is open during the Spring, Summer I, Summer II and Fall semesters.