Showing posts with label Colleges and Universities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colleges and Universities. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2010

Significant opportunities to serve our Lord.

It is because of such universities and colleges that still offer courses on Christianity, religion and spirituality, we see old tradition still intact and not yet being wiped away by the modern world’s changing values.

I was asked to visit the web site of Colorado Christian University and browse their course on Adult and Graduate studies. The course is a specialized one that offers classes conveniently during evening and on weekends.

I have a friend, a true Christian and he ha written a few books on Christianity. He told me once that the number of people who study to become Fathers in the church is dwindling and there is a big demand supply gap in this employment sector.

Earning a degree from CCU can be advantageous for those who would like additional opportunities for career advancement.

“CCU education prepare students for positions of significant leadership in the church, business, education, government, and many other strategic disciplines, it also gives students significant opportunities to serve our Lord”-CCU president

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

College reviews by students.

Yesterday, a parent of one of my students called me to inquire if I know of a website that publish reviews of universities and colleges by students studying in them.

I told him to visit StuVu a website that he should look into if he wants to choose a college for his daughter. It has published college reviews by students. Students post videos and photos of their respective colleges that are read widely by prospective students.

StuVu also has a search engine using which one can find colleges by name or can also look up for educational institutions by brwosing through various faculties.  Another search feature is one can also search for colleges by loaction.

useful for both students and parents.



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