In Dire Need: The Top 5 Colleges for Climate & Environmental Studies

Melissa W.
Climate change and environmental issues are some of the most pressing challenges facing our planet today. With the current wildfires raging in Canada creating a health hazard of dangerous air enveloping the eastern United States, the visibility (or lack thereof) of the problem is showing us the dire state of affairs. As a result, there is a growing demand for qualified professionals who can help address these challenges. If you are interested in a career in climate studies or environmental studies, there are a number of great colleges and universities that offer excellent programs.

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Tips for Planning the Perfect Graduation Party in 2023

Melissa W.
Congratulations on your graduation! This is a momentous occasion, and you deserve to be honored with a party that is as special as you are. Now that your hard work is done, it’s time to celebrate! Here are some tips on how to plan the perfect graduation party:

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Top 5 Colleges for Marine Biology

Melissa W.
Are you an ocean life enthusiast looking to take it to the next level, or a well-established adult who wishes you followed through on your dolphin trainer career dream as a 7 year old? Either way, this list is for you!

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Career Spotlight: Respiratory Therapist

Melissa Woelflein
If you’re considering a career in the healthcare field, you might want to explore respiratory therapy. US News & World Report rates respiratory therapy among the top 25 healthcare support careers and their need is on the rise, largely in part due to the effects from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Education of Mrs. Coretta Scott King

Melissa W.
We’d be remiss if we celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. without acknowledging the backbone of his activism, his wife, Coretta Scott King. Afterall, she spearheaded the campaign to make his birthday a national holiday. While we know her as a lifelong human rights activist and champion of The Civil Rights Movement, she was first a decorated student before becoming a pivotal voice in social justice advocacy.

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The Education System in Morocco

Melissa W.
Morocco made history today by becoming the first African team to ever advance to the semi finals in the FIFA World Cup. Morocco is a country rich with culture, tourism, and known for its cuisine – but what is their education like? 

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Native American Studies in Higher Education

Melissa W.
Native American Heritage Month is coming to a close today. It is a month to honor, celebrate, and learn about the resilience of Native Americans who occupied the nation first, and there’s still so much to be educated about.

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Top 10 Colleges for World Cup-Quality Soccer Programs

Melissa Woelflein
It’s FIFA World Cup time! Hundreds of thousands of people from across the globe are glued to their televisions to watch the first FIFA World Cup ever hosted in an Arab nation. The event, which happens every 4 years and lasts a month, is typically held in May/June/July, but since Qatar’s climate is so hot, they pushed it to November with hopes of it cooling down. There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the 2022 World Cup and Americans are already looking ahead to 2026, when the US will host. Are you looking to be the next big thing in soccer? Check out these top 10 colleges in the US with high-ranking soccer programs, according to NCSA College Recruiting!

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Veterans Further Education After Putting College on Hold to Serve Country

Melissa W.
Today is Veterans Day and the team at Senior Class Graduation Products would like to thank all of the people who have fought for our freedoms!

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Tackling Mental Health Issues on Campus

Melissa W.
Last week we talked about the rise in mental health challenges in higher education, specifically on college campuses. With 14% of college students saying they dropped out of college due to mental health issues, the need for help is there. However, tackling the issue is more complex than just offering more counselors and encouraging students to make appointments for 1:1 help. Because of this, campus administrators are starting to find more unique ways to reach students who may be struggling.

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