These days, there may be something more valuable to job seekers than a four-year college degree: a two-year college degree.
Employment for Americans with an associate’s degree or some college has increased by 578,000 the past six months to 35.2 million, while payrolls for those with at least a bachelor’s are up by just 314,000 to 46.5 million, Labor Department figures show.
The trend underlines that some of the midskill jobs that disappeared in the recession are coming back and it may signal more lasting growth in such occupations. They include operators of computerized factory machines, heating and air conditioning repair people, X-ray technicians, medical records specialists and low- to midlevel managers. READ MORE VIA USA TODAY

Education To Go (ed2go) Student Reviews
July 16th, 2012Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published
I found this course to be very informative. It answered questions that I wanted to know about safely publishing my books. I feel much better and more confident in putting myself out there with all my writing and drawing. It is nice to know that I have been doing my submissions correctly. Thank you for having a teacher who really knows all about getting published. I have enjoyed this course. You have an excellent selection of online courses.
April 2012 – Student from University of North Dakota
Intermediate Microsoft Access 2010
This course enabled me to understand the databases that I deal with on a daily basis. I’m now able to recognize elements of my company’s database that need improvement. I’ve come a long way, thank you!
April 2012 – Student from Southeast Community College
Write Fiction Like a Pro
I really enjoyed this class and I can’t wait to take another class with this instructor. He made the lessons interesting, fun, and full of great information. I also liked that he had videos before each lesson which explained the topics that were going to be covered.
April 2012 – Student from California State University San Marcos
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