If you’re a registered nurse (RN) and hoping to grow in your career, a BS in Nursing could be the key. Education makes a huge difference in the jobs that you’re eligible for, and nurses with a Bachelor of Science … Continue reading Key Aspects of a BS in Nursing Program
Take a moment to imagine how medical care might have been provided before X-Ray technology was invented. Doctors either made their best guess to fix your ailment by observing the outside of your body, or they could opt for surgery … Continue reading How to Become an X-Ray Technician
If you’re interested in the nursing field, you may be wondering which path to take. There are many paths to becoming a registered nurse (RN). Some start with an associate degree in Nursing (ADN) and become registered nurses (RNs) at … Continue reading Common Questions About the BSN Degree Path
If you’re exploring a healthcare career, specifically as a patient care assistant or technician, you’ve likely encountered the CPCT/A exam in your research. Maybe it came up while browsing job listings. Or perhaps an academic advisor mentioned it as an … Continue reading The CPCT/A Exam: Everything You Need to Know to Get Certified
When many people hear the word manufacturing, it’s easy to picture something old. Rusty. Creaky. Outdated factories, repetitive work, or careers that are slowly disappearing. But that image couldn’t be further from the truth of the modern manufacturing industry. Manufacturing … Continue reading Manufacturing Industry Trends and Outlook for 2026
Roughly 70 percent of registered nurses (RNs) today hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or higher, and it’s no wonder why. The vast majority of employers now prefer to hire RNs with a BSN degree, and a growing … Continue reading Choosing the Best RN-to-BSN Program
By Janae Brissett, Student Support Coordinator I was born in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Neither of my parents graduated from high school; however, they built a very successful life for themselves, and a good life for their children, full of … Continue reading Goodwin’s First-Generation Stories — Janae Brissett
If you are drawn to a career that helps people and makes a positive impact in the community, you have likely considered becoming a social worker. However, you may have hit a common roadblock: the lengthy education requirements. So, which … Continue reading Career Paths Similar to Social Work that Don’t Require a Master’s Degree
A bachelor’s degree in Health Science is one of the most versatile and transferable degrees you can earn in the healthcare field. Rather than focusing on one specialization, like nursing or occupational therapy, this degree builds a strong foundation in … Continue reading Bachelor of Health Science Job Opportunities: What Can You Do with a Bachelor’s in Health Science?
Many people use the terms “trade school” and “technical school” interchangeably, but they’re not quite the same. While both institutions prepare students with hands-on, career-focused education, the structure, scope, and focus of their programs differ. Understanding these distinctions can help … Continue reading Trade School vs. Technical School: What’s the Difference?
Manufacturing is evolving faster than ever before. Once defined by manual labor and simple mechanical processes, today’s facilities are powered by automation, robotics, advanced materials, AI, and interconnected digital systems. The field remains a pillar of the U.S. economy, contributing … Continue reading How to Advance Your Manufacturing Skills (and Career!)
Undergraduate business programs remain highly sought-after degrees in higher education, primarily due to their remarkable flexibility. A single degree can open doors to careers in finance, management, marketing, human resources, entrepreneurship, operations, and emerging fields yet to be defined. Whether … Continue reading Types of Undergraduate Business Degree Programs
Listed among the best healthcare jobs in America, radiologic technologists play an ever-important role in medicine. These professionals perform diagnostic imaging exams on patients, helping to detect abnormalities in tissue, bones, blood, and more. Without radiologic technologists, also called radiographers, … Continue reading Radiologic Technologist Salary Information: How Much Do They Make?
A career in funeral service isn’t one that most people grow up imagining. However, as they gain experience, understanding, and a drive to help people in need, many find themselves called to this important line of work. Funeral service, also … Continue reading What Can You Do with a Mortuary Science Degree? Types of Funeral Service Careers
Did you know that roughly 70 percent of healthcare employers express a strong preference for nurses with a BSN? According to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), a BSN can help you stand out in a competitive job … Continue reading What is a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing)?
There’s no denying it: The cost of attending college in the U.S. has increased dramatically in the last twenty years. Private university costs have increased 112%, while public university tuition has spiked 98%, since 2006. Today, a single academic year … Continue reading Creative Ways to Pay for College Without Loans
Registered nurses who hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing are often referred to as BSN nurses, distinguishing them from the rest of the RN force. While an associate degree is the standard requirement for registered nurses today, a Bachelor’s … Continue reading An Overview of BSN Nurse Responsibilities
By: Jennifer Boylan, MAT, MA, LPC As an instructor in the Human Services program at Goodwin University, I always aim to help my students succeed — both in the classroom and in their future careers. Through my participation in the … Continue reading Creative Considerations for Human Services Education: A UDL Solutions Story
