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The Bulldog Way
October 14, 2019Bulldog nation originated in Athens, Georgia but expands across the country– each dawg bleeds red and black. Regardless of where you live, it’s important to recognize and participate in some of the UGA traditions. Woof! Ringing the Chapel Bell A bell tower originally crowned the…
Tips on Saving While In Graduate School
October 9, 2019As Fall semester moves forward and National Savings Day nears closer on October 12, it’s time to focus on money saving tips while in graduate school. Here are a few tips and resources to steer you in the right direction. Take Advantage of Scholarships Several scholarships…
Tips for Effective Time Management
October 7, 2019Time is of the essence, especially during midterm week. It can be a balancing act managing classes, work and home life, and it is crucial you manage your time efficiently. As you put your knowledge to the test this week during midterms, follow these time management tips to make…
UGA Grad Embarks In A New Chapter
October 2, 2019A drastic life change led Julie Rigdon to enroll in UGA’s online Bachelor of Science in Special Education program. In 2011, a retinal disease severely impaired her husband’s vision, forcing him to quit his job. To financially support her family, Rigdon accepted a job as a bookkeeper for…
UGA Offers the First Fully Online Master of Social Work in Georgia
September 30, 2019The University of Georgia School of Social Work now offers the first fully online Master of Social Work degree in Georgia. All coursework, with the exception of a required field internship, can be taken online. Applications are being accepted for the inaugural cohort, scheduled to begin Fall 2020.
Celebrating National Coffee Day with Coffee Insights from Professor, Ron Pegg
September 25, 2019As National Coffee Day approaches on September 29, coffee lovers across the country are celebrating. According to a study commissioned by the National Coffee Association, 64% of Americans drink a cup of coffee every day. With over half of Americans saying yes to coffee each day, how much do…
Chief Financial Mom Empowers and Educates Moms about Family Finances
September 23, 2019Mary Carlson, Ph.D., is no stranger to financial planning. She currently serves as a professor in UGA’s online Master of Financial Planning program and runs her own blog focused on the topic. Carlson is a valuable resource to her students and to the thousands of followers of…
UGA Social Work Professor Takes on New Role
September 18, 2019Michael Robinson, an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work, is also taking on the role of Admissions Coordinator for the new Master of Social Work (MSW) Online program. In 2015, Robinson joined the University of Georgia staff and calls his position at UGA his “dream job.” One…
Children Who Participate in Music Lessons Are Better Able to Problem Solve and Manage Their Time
September 16, 2019For children, studying and playing music includes benefits far beyond the mere learning of playing a musical instrument, and its ripple effects result in happier, healthier, more balanced children. A July 2019 online study commissioned by the Guitar Center has found that music lessons benefit children by improving time…
Uncovering Inconsistency in Financial Risk Assessment
September 11, 2019Our economy is ever-changing, and you never know what your financial future may hold. When it comes to risk tolerance and profiling, consistency is key. Dr. John Grable, an online M.S. in Financial Planning professor, has found through his research that when it comes to assessing financial…