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BRYANT & STRATTON In today’s job market, you need any
competitive advantage you can get. And one of the best ways to stand out is to earn your college degree. While many older adults may think college is just for the young, it’s important to know that today people of all ages are going to college. “It’s an idea called lifelong learning,”
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says Heather Macknik, director of admis- sions for Bryant & Stratton College’s Liv- erpool campus. “Today, millions of adults nationwide, many with children of their own, are going to college—or going back to college—to either train for a new career, or earn the degree they need to advance in the career they already have.” But Macknik cautions that you choose
a college that understands the needs of students representing a wide range of age groups. She explains, “At Bryant & Stratton College, we maintain an atmosphere where all of our students feel comfortable and welcome, whether they’re just out of high school, or if they have high school kids of their own. We also keep classes small so students who may not have been in a classroom setting in years, can receive all the personal attention they need to learn the material and not feel stressed that everyone else is pulling ahead of them.” Bryant & Stratton College’s commit-
ment to lifelong learning includes offering Retraining Opportunity Grants to those who qualify. So, if you decide you want to finally earn your degree, they will help you pay for college. They also offer other types of financial aid, including scholarships. Bryant & Stratton College offers fast-
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track degree programs that students can complete in as few as 16 months. They also offer degree programs in industries that are hiring now, and are predicted to still be hir- ing in the future; from technology and hos- pitality, to healthcare and the legal field.
Earning your degree at any point in your
life can pay off significantly. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, people with an associate’s degree will earn nearly $400,000 more over their working life than high school graduates will earn. Once you earn your degree at Bryant &
Stratton College, you will receive job place- ment assistance for life. So, not only will they help you find a job when you graduate, they will help you find one years later as well. In fact, they have a career placement rate of more than 90 percent college-wide. While no one can predict what will hap-
pen with the economy in the future, you can improve your career prospects significantly by enrolling in one of Bryant & Stratton College’s fast-track degree programs start- ing in the fall. Bryant & Stratton College has two con-
venient local campuses: in Syracuse on James Street (472-6603) and in Clay off Route 31 (652-6500). Call them today to arrange a tour of one
of their campuses. You can also visit www.
bryantstratton.edu.
LE MOYNE COLLEGE Le Moyne College’s Center for Con-
tinuing Education supports adults in Central New York as they seek to enrich their lives and their community through undergraduate evening degree programs, certificate programs and credit courses. Evening degrees are offered in information systems, nursing, sociology, psychology and English, as well as New York state teacher certification. For individuals seeking to enhance their professional qualifications or acquire new skills, evening certificates are available in human resource management, information technology, pastoral ministry and post- baccalaureate RN to MS in nursing. This
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