Are you looking for a dynamic career field? Do you want to be a marketplace driver? A marketing degree perfectly positions you for success in business.Read More

We live in a dynamic society that is constantly evolving. The challenge of insurance is that it must evolve with us. This requires insurance providers to have their finger on the pulse. From self-driving vehicles to wearable technology, let’s dive deeper into the emerging trends in insurance.Read More

Eastern Kentucky University is offering a new option for online students in fall 2018. Applications are now being accepted for the bachelor’s of business administration (BBA) degree with a general business concentration.Read More

In a competitive job market, how do you set yourself apart from the competition? Whether you are starting new, starting over, or looking to advance, a bachelor’s degree in business administration can help you get there. This degree provides students the necessary knowledge required to enter into and oversee different businesses with an overall understanding...Read More

As professionals, we continually look for ways to improve our resumes and set ourselves apart from our job competition. If you are in the insurance industry, or interested in joining it, one of the best ways to distinguish yourself from other job candidates is to complete the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation.Read More

EKU’s 100% online sport management degree program was ranked no. 5 among the top 25 best affordable online parks, recreation, and leisure studies programs by Affordable Schools.Read More

E-sports is officially sanctioned competitive video gaming in which professional gamers play popular video games in order to win competitions. Their gaming, done as individuals or in teams, can be displayed for a stadium full of cheering fans or enjoyed from your own couch through streaming platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, and Mixer. Originally coming...Read More

According to the American Society on Aging, social workers are reporting elder self-neglect among individuals age 65 and older as a significant and growing problem. The Elder Justice Act (2010) defines elder self-neglect as the "inability, due to physical or mental impairment or diminished capacity, to perform essential self-care."  Unfortunately, social workers indicate elder self-neglect...Read More