Education Advice & Information

Interested in trying out online education for the first time? Returning to school after a break? Love school and want to learn more? The four sections of Education Advisor offer a variety of education advice and information for all types of students. Whether you have a question or you're looking for helpful suggestions on how to transfer credits, research schools, or choose a major, WorldWideLearn has the answers.

In-Depth

Obama on Education: After First 100 Days, Education Still a Presidential Priority
In his first 100 days of office, did President Obama keep his promise of education reform? Changes to federal financial aid programs suggest an answer.

Best Careers for an Economic Recession
"Recession" doesn't have to spell disaster. Historically, economic downturn leaves many careers unscathed and even boosts opportunity for some.

Ask the Professor

Online Degree Applicants Outside the US
Online degree programs make it possible to earn your undergraduate or graduate degree from any country.

Canadian PhD
Whether you have an American or Canadian PhD in business, your employment prospects look good as colleges scramble to find qualified business instructors.

Tips & Advice

Applying for Financial Aid: When, Where & How
Applying for financial aid can be as complicated as applying for a degree program, but it's a crucial part of getting your education. Most schools recommend applying for financial aid at least three months before you plan on entering school, but narrowing down your list of schools can be time consuming. To get a head start, consider beginning your financial aid application process before you decide on your schools.

Searching For Scholarships and Grants
If you can get them, scholarships and grants are the best types of financial aid because you don't have to repay them. Discover the best way to search for them.

Questions Answered

What Should I Know About Transferring My Credits?
Do you know the rules for transferring credits between colleges? Before you make plans to finish that degree, here's some information you should know.

Which States Allow General Transfer of Credits Within State-supported Institutions?
Some states have tried to make it easy for students to transfer credits from institutions within those same states. Is your state one of them?