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Is Double Majoring Right For You?

June 26, 2019

Many students begin college with a declared major, or they take time to explore subjects they are interested in before deciding on a single major. This academic path works well for most students, but another option is declaring two majors. While double-majoring is a greater commitment of time and resources, for some students it also means greater benefits.

Is Double Majoring Right For You?

A Diverse Education Is Key to Your Future Success

June 25, 2019

As the population of the United States continues to become more diverse, companies across the nation are seeing the value of a workforce that reflects and welcomes this diversity.

A Diverse Education Is Key to Your Future Success

Dorm Life at APU: What to Expect and How to Thrive

June 22, 2019

If you will be living on campus as a college student, you may be looking forward with anticipation to this new experience. Dorm life can often be an exciting prospect, though it’s normal to have questions about what to expect. These resources will help you be thoroughly prepared for your life in the dorms. Use them as a starting point to make the most of your experience living on campus at Azusa Pacific University.

Dorm Life at APU: What to Expect and How to Thrive

Understanding Emergency Financial Aid for Graduate Students

June 20, 2019

Even with the best-laid plans and intentions, sometimes, life happens. Although you can’t prevent unexpected events like a job loss or financial hardship, if you’re enrolled in graduate school when a challenge arises, there may be options available that can help you stay on track for your degree.

Understanding Emergency Financial Aid for Graduate Students

Exploring the Future of Cryptocurrency Jobs

June 19, 2019

The demand for digital currency continues to grow—and so does the demand for cryptocurrency jobs. Recent research shows that job postings mentioning “blockchain,” “bitcoin,” or “cryptocurrency” have increased by 621 percent since November 2015. Similarly, blockchain is the top skill requested on Upwork, a freelance platform.

Exploring the Future of Cryptocurrency Jobs

Why You Should Get Involved in Your College Alumni Association

June 18, 2019

Most students only give passing thoughts to joining their college alumni association while they’re still in school. They may consider it something they’ll do once they graduate and “officially” become alumni—not while they’re cramming for tests and enjoying college life.

Why You Should Get Involved in Your College Alumni Association

Play Produces Serious Results

June 14, 2019

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Play Produces Serious Results

3 Ways to Complete Your Bachelor’s Degree in Less Time

June 13, 2019

Gone are the days of having to dedicate four years as a full-time student to complete your bachelor’s degree. There are now multiple ways to finish your degree on your schedule. For instance, you can choose to obtain your associate’s degree as a stepping stone, or enroll in a bachelor’s degree completion program to fit your studies into your work schedule.

3 Ways to Complete Your Bachelor’s Degree in Less Time

College Planning Advice for High School Seniors

June 08, 2019

Senior year of high school is an exciting time in life, with one chapter drawing to a conclusion and another just beginning. In addition to all of the nostalgic events to keep track of, college admissions deadlines and acceptance letters can come up quickly! For this reason, it’s a good idea for seniors to create a timeline that they can follow while working toward graduation and their freshman year at college.

College Planning Advice for High School Seniors

Get Ahead by Taking College Courses in High School

June 06, 2019

Can’t wait to get started on your college degree? You’re in luck! As a high school student, there are several ways to take college courses before earning your diploma.

Get Ahead by Taking College Courses in High School

APU Graduates First Cohort of Engineering Students

June 05, 2019

When Samuel Vander Dussen walked across Azusa Pacific University’s commencement stage to receive his diploma on May 4, he was one of seven students to graduate in APU’s first engineering cohort. Vander Dussen landed a job before graduating, joining two other classmates at Raytheon, a major U.S. defense contractor. “My engineering professors prepared me for my job by teaching me how to learn on my own. They gave me the tools to find solutions to problems and to succeed,” he said.

APU Graduates First Cohort of Engineering Students