New survey from National Association of Colleges and Employers finds students are more concerned with "personal development" than the opportunity for advancement in their first jobs.
Results of a recent time use survey show Americans' habits have changed little in recent years. Learn how Americans spend their work and leisure hours.
In 2012, people are expected to watch more movies online than via DVD for the first time. Is the DVD going the way of the VHS?
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Recent research suggests companies are turning to social networks to find new applicants. Can you tweet your way to a job?
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Could more parental pressure help students to succeed academically? Or do students have enough on their plates without having to worry about pressure from parents? Check out our infographic and weigh in.
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In education, like in other areas of life, there’s a clear gender gap – but it may not be what you think. Young women actually outdo young men when it comes to earning degrees, and women also value education more highly. But there’s a flip side. Find out more about how men and women are separated by degrees.
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Here, get a look at the educations and careers--both official and unofficial--of moms today. For example, did you know that mothers manage to change 7,300 diapers before their children turn two and wash 5,300 articles of clothing a year? Learn more fun facts here.
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