The cost of living in many cities is rising rapidly. Rental costs have increased to the point that many residents can no longer afford housing. However, these areas also hold more job opportunities for entry-level employees than less expensive rural or suburban areas. Therefore, it’s crucial to learn how to live on a modest salary…
5 Skilled Trades That Pay Off
If you’re looking for a stable, in-demand career but don’t want to spend years in school racking up debt, consider the skilled trades. These careers are often overlooked, yet essential to society. And skilled workers in these areas can earn more than many college graduates. Listed below are five promising careers in the skilled trades…
Press Release: Physician Assistant Salaries Continue to Grow
Compensation for America’s physician assistants (PAs) continues to rise, according to new data released today from the 2015 American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) Salary Survey. The median base salary for a PA in 2014 rose to $93,800 a year, a $3,800 increase from 2012. The survey found that in addition to salary, more than…
Master’s or PhD.: Which Should You Choose?
If you’re planning on applying to graduate school or are already attending, you may struggle with the decision of how far to take your education. What are the advantages of obtaining a terminal degree? Do you really want to spend years in school to get a doctorate? Will you be better off in the long…
The Best Cities for Finding a Job in Your Industry
You may have a well-crafted resume, excellent answers prepared for interview questions, and all the right qualifications. But if you aren’t in the right location, you may still have trouble finding work. Every city holds different opportunities for job-seekers depending on the industry. If you want to know which cities offer the most job openings…