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The media tends to portray hackers as hyperactive supervillains whose idea of a good time is causing terror among the innocent. In reality, hackers fight more crime than they commit. Read on to learn what hackers really are.

Advertising designers are responsible for creating the promotional campaigns that put products, people, companies or services in the spotlight.

As Americans try to balance longer lives with the desire to remain active and vibrant, healthcare careers reward professionals ready to follow the trend.

Do the advantages of online education outweigh the challenges? Read on to find out once and for all.

Free, open online courses lure thousands of students eager to learn.

The MetLife Survey of the American Teacher indicates that most teachers are satisfied with their jobs, despite the focus on the reduction in teacher satisfaction. Major changes in the American education system could increase teacher motivation and job satisfaction down the road.

Most people might think of law school as a strong investment toward a solid professional future, but reports indicate that law schools are falling behind the times. If your prospects include graduating with mountains of debt into a field of surprisingly slim career prospects, does becoming a paralegal or lawyer still make sense in 2013?

"You've been served" isn't a phrase many people want to hear. But how much do you know about those that do the serving?

Days, weeks, and even months after a disaster strikes the effects can still be felt. Stores remain closed, streets remain clogged, workers left without work. Disaster CPAs help make recovery plans and assess the onsite damage so companies, businesses and families can get back to living.

From first year anatomy to a specialized nursing continuing education class, nursing courses can be tough work. But a few key strategies can help you get through whatever nursing school throws your way.