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A degree in christian ministry is for anybody who hopes to pursue leadership roles in their church, missionary work or possibly simply an opportunity to serve a community. In this degree you will study such topics as: the scriptures public speaking administration leadership foreign languages
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Imagine your favorite classroom being your favorite course. Sounds too good to be true? Well its not! Although taking classes to improve your golf game will be part of your curriculum, you will learn plenty of other things that will prepare you for a successful career in the golf industry. There are 20 PGA accredited programs nationwide. These programs take about 4-5 years to complete and help you turn your passion for golf into a successful career.
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Have you ever flown in a plane? When you are flying thousands of feet above the ground you certainly hope that the plane is functioning properly and that someone qualified to make necessary repairs has carefully checked your plane. Aircraft mechanics inspect and perform maintenance of the different types of aircraft. They try to locate anything that needs to be repaired and perform preventative maintenance so problems don’t happen in the future. They can work in a variety
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Biophysics is a field that combines biological sciences like biology with physical sciences like chemistry, math and physics in order to understand living processes. This may include things like: How DNA and Genes work How proteins in our bodies are structured How enzymes in our bodies function How DNA is structured Developing 3-D computer models of small molecules in order to help understand their structure and function. In the past few decades ou
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We live in a world where things have to look good. Not only does that mean everyone is running to the gym and laying down serious bucks for fancy clothes. We also expect our news to look good when we get it from the television or a morning newspaper. Our coffee cups have to be creative and stylish. Even our toilet paper had better be wrapped in some cleverly designed cellophane if we’re going to be happy. Thank heavens there’s a growing field of Graphic Design that works to keep ever
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The clinical laboratory is an important part of any healthcare facility. It is where many tests are conducted to help diagnose and treat patients. Tests are performed on body fluids, cells and biopsy samples. This degree will teach you how to perform these tests and how to report the results to physicians.
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Surgical technologists or surgical techs assist in preparing an operating room for surgery, setting up trays of surgical instruments and passing those instruments to the surgeon when he needs them during surgery. They can also assist in retracting tissue to help the surgeon see in the surgical field and suturing (sewing up wounds). This must be done in a way to keep the room and instruments clean as to prevent patients from getting infections. There are many different accredited programs a
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A Stenographer, also known as a Court Reporter, turns spoken words into text, whether it be in a court case, at a meeting, or for television closed-captioning. Stenographers can receive a 1-year certificate or earn an associate’s degree. Spending a few years in school to learn how to type may seem ridiculous, but considering Stenographers are usually required to type at least 225 words per minute to be certified, the extra training is definitely going to come in handy.
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Actuarial Science majors study math and finance and their application in the world. A big part of their job is assessing risk. For example, a health insurance company will consult with an Actuary to predict how much it would cost to cover Mr. Smith if any number of things were to happen to him (how much risk they are taking). Using statistics, trends and predictions, the Actuary can assess how much the insurance company should charge Mr. Smith given his likely outcomes. It's like fortune
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Air Traffic Controllers are like crossing guards in the sky, except the job is one of the most stressful and demanding out there. They are the people who work in the control tower you see when you go to the airport. What you probably didn't know is that they also work in other centers across the country directing flight traffic in between airports. Becoming an Air Traffic Controller is quite the process. It makes sense given the fact that they are responsible for the safety of
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Who makes your shoes? Sure, you know the brand. But who actually makes them? Apparel and Textiles majors knows who and how they’re made – how many different people are involved in the process, what kinds of machinery is made and what they shoe itself is made from. When you really get to thinking about it, if there’s that much involved in making your shoe, who’s making all the other stuff you wear and use? Apparel and Textiles majors learn how to design clothing as well as
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Architects design spaces – homes, office buildings, sports arenas, shelters. Therefore Architecture majors learn all the skills necessary to design these things. Typically a bachelor’s degree in Architecture is a 5-year program, and is all that’s required to eventually work as an architect (an internship period of and licensure are also necessary). A graduate degree in Architecture gives you the option of teaching, but still requires internship and licensure to become a f
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You don’t need a college degree to make a good loaf of bread. But if you make a good loaf of bread and want to do it for a living, a college degree in Baking and Pastry Arts is a good way to go. Baking and Pastry Arts majors normally get their degree or certification through a culinary arts school. A certification or degree may not be necessary to work as a baker, but it helps you prove your competence, get your foot in the door, and learn valuable skills to perfect your skills.
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Chemistry is the study of molecules and how they bond together to make, well, everything. Chemical substances are all around us. They can even interact with one another to form new substances through chemical reactions. These substances are not just found in a lab but are in products we use every day. Chemists play an important role in the research of new medications, the food industry, product manufacturing and in a variety of other settings.
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Have you ever wondered why on earth there’s a four-way stop at the end of your road instead of a stoplight? Or why your local airport runways are the way they are? Track down your local Civil Engineer and you’ll get some answers. Civil Engineers are the ones responsible for the infrastructure around you – the roads and highways, sewer lines, airport runways, etc. They also work closely with architects and the construction industry to make sure buildings are structurally sound.&
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Creative Writing is one of those fields where you don’t necessarily need a degree to get work, but at the same time you’d almost be crazy not to. Creative Writing majors learn the ins and outs of writing for different audiences, practicing different techniques and pushing themselves to be even more creative. While no degree is ever required to publish your work, you can get up to a master’s degree in this field that just might position you to have the job of your dreams.
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As a Dance major, you can pursue a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts or a Bachelor’s of Arts/Science – the first is training to become a dancer or choreographer, and the second gives you background to be a dance teacher, administrator or therapist. Either way you’ll study dance, practice dance and perform dance for a good four years.
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Think of your last visit to the dentist. You probably had a Dental Assistant there, setting up the room and assisting the Dentist. And maybe you also had another individual who came in and polished up your teeth, scraped your gums clean and scolded you for not flossing. That person was likely a licensed Dental Hygienist.
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