You may never find your perfect college match.
During your junior and senior years of high school, you will likely spend quite a bit of time vetting your college options. Armed with lists of of criteria and ideals, you will face your options and begin to evaluate. How do they stack up? Does any one college or university check all of the boxes?
What is interdisciplinary studies? An interdisciplinary studies major a highly customizable degree. It’s almost whatever you want it to be (with a few guidelines of course). Choose 1 to about 3 main fields of study and your years of school will be centered around these main concentrations. Unlike a traditional major, however, you will not have to meet requirements of each of your concentrations in order to earn your degree. So you have the freedom to pick the classes in each concentration that you feel will best equip you for the specific career path you have already chosen. Learn more and download a free course list.
A bachelor of psychology degree is a great place to start if you’re pursuing careers in psychology. Learn more about some of the best and most-interesting jobs you can pursue with a psychology major and what it’s like to earn your degree in the field. Download our Psychology Major sheet for free!
Not sure how to decide between public and private colleges? Read through this quick summary of the differences between a public university and a private university. Also, download the free College Decision Worksheet to narrow down your choices.
There are an abundance of tips on how to afford college, and many financial resources available to help you budget and pay for school. But how do you take steps to save the money that you have?
North Central’s second annual Give Day returns this Wednesday, March 21! With a special emphasis on alumni giving, Give Day is also a way for anyone who loves NCU to show their support with a gift for a special project.
North Central University is delighted to announce the appointment of
Recently, the Minnesota Assemblies of God appointed Phil Johnson, a
The latest addition to The Network of Women Ministers: Campus