Getting a business degree used to be a prerequisite to be able to be successful and achieve executive status at major companies in the United States. That changed for a time when those who had other types of degrees (or no degrees at all) were finding success, but many companies quickly shifted back to the...Read More

When people hear of algorithms, they normally think of Google or other internet companies that use algorithms to determine results such as the search engine results pages. They’ve actually been around for quite a long time as this infographic demonstrates. An infographic by the team at College Degree Search Related articles How Algorithms Changed The...Read More

Not all majors are created equal. We all know this when going into college and we often make decisions based upon a combination of our interests and our professional goals. This breakdown by Mindflash shows which college majors have the best chance of yielding a job as well as those that pose challenges. Click to...Read More

Every professional activity requires a combination of education and experience for people to be considered “experts” in a field. How many hours does it take to be an expert in litigation? What about poker? Knitting? This infographic by Udemy takes a look at some common activities and what is required to achieve a true level...Read More

College can be a culture shot for many. First Year Seminars are the easiest way for students to ease in and secure their highest potential for success. This infographic by CourseHero breaks it down for us. Click to enlarge.Read More

Over the last 3 decades, the number of students being homeschooled has increased 10-fold, showing a 919% increase and making it the fastest-growing form of education in America. In part, this can be attributed to the lack of faith in public schools as well as the increase in private schooling costs. Parents are getting fed...Read More