Using Shodan to Look for Vulnerable Critical Infrastructure By Aaron Jones Students at the University of Advancing Technology are often tasked with real world goals designed to make them flex and grow while experimenting with genuine technology. One of those students, Aaron Miller, did a fantastic job while searching for potentially vulnerable infrastructure posing a More Info »
Accelerated program provides opportunities for students in an in-demand career GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas, Oct. 5, 2021 — Concorde Career Colleges, a national leader in health care education with 17 campuses in eight states, has launched an accelerated dental hygiene program at its Grand Prairie campus that will help address a shortage in dental professionals. Enrollment More Info »
WASHINGTON – Last week, Chairman Robert C. “Bobby” Scott (VA-03) released the following statement in response to press reports that the Biden administration will implement major fixes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. “For three years, my Committee repeatedly implored the Trump administration to address the glaring issues with the Public Service Loan Forgiveness More Info »
“Career Compact” Empowers Grads to Take Control of Their Careers at Every Stage NAPERVILLE, Ill.–DeVry University is announcing a comprehensive, ongoing commitment to engage and support current and future alumni in meeting the challenges of a rapidly changing workforce with “Career Compact,” a lifelong career and professional learning resource developed as a complimentary benefit for More Info »
Summer Hernandez – Bellus Academy – Chula Vista, Graduate I was in the navy from 2013-2018. When I was stationed overseas I started doing makeup for navy ball’s & high school events! Everyone told me I was good at makeup so I started looking into the beauty field. I knew I wanted to attend Bellus More Info »
PHOENIX, Sept. 28, 2021 — Universal Technical Institute Inc. (NYSE: UTI), the nation’s leading provider of transportation technician training, is proud to announce its National Director of Counselor and Academic Relationships, Dr. Steven Coyle, will join the Texas Industrial Vocational Association’s (TIVA) Board of Directors. “TIVA recognizes how imperative the partnership with UTI is to More Info »
Researchers evaluate how the pandemic impacted jobs across major U.S. metropolitan areas University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies has released a whitepaper outlining impacts the COVID-19 pandemic has had on American careers in major metropolitan areas. Analyzing findings from the University’s first annual Career Optimism Index™ study, the whitepaper also looks at barriers to More Info »
New fully online program available for both part-time and full-time students MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis., Sept. 23, 2021 — Herzing University, an accredited, private nonprofit institution with locations in seven states and a nationally recognized online division, today announced an online-only program for students pursuing a master of science in healthcare administration. Full-time or part-time enrollment More Info »
Program Includes $100,000 in Education Grants for 2021/2022 and Hosting On-campus Interactive STEM Learning Events for Female High School Seniors Across the Country PHOENIX and MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, Wash., Sept. 23, 2021 — Universal Technical Institute (UTI) and IGNITE Worldwide are joining together to advance the participation and advancement of women in the skilled trades. Research More Info »
First Students to Complete Unitek’s Medical Assistant Program Amidst the Pandemic in Idaho Falls In 2021, several exceptional students graduated from a new Medical Assisting program in Idaho Falls. Unitek Learning opened this satellite campus amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the challenges they faced, Mariah Cannon, Nancy Cardenas, and Alexis Goodwin rose to the occasion More Info »