Where to Go For Tutoring For Low Income Children

Where to Go For Tutoring For Low Income ChildrenTutoring for low income children is not an easy job, especially with the tight economy. A lot of times it is even impossible to find qualified teachers who can take care of the kids' needs.Sometimes families are forced to put their children in daycare facilities when there are no qualified teachers available. If you are one of the parents who are going through this and wondering where to turn, here are some great ideas for tutoring for low income children.Adults often feel that they don't have to be responsible for their own children's education. There are many places that offer tutoring for adults and children, as well as some very good benefits. The first step you need to take is to talk to the teachers you know about the program.One option is to look for an online college or university. These colleges are in the business of providing quality learning opportunities to adults and children. Some of these online colleges also provide som e tax-deductible scholarships for the needy. Another option is to look for tutoring programs that require a fee.The people who are doing the tutoring for children would normally be certified teachers, although there are also some private tutors available who can do the work for a much cheaper price. These tutors will usually work with the children at home and help them with their homework while the tutor is away.As a professional assistant or tutor you will generally have to be there when the children are at home and will assist the parents in taking care of their children while the tutor is out. The children also need to be able to read and write, and so you will need to learn how to teach them as well.It is an excellent opportunity for children to learn the English language and advance their academic abilities. Tutoring for low income children is a great opportunity for the parents as well, because you will be able to get their children better tutors who can make their lives easie r and much more rewarding.

How Tutoring Can Help Your Chemistry Student

How Tutoring Can Help Your Chemistry Student How Tutoring Can Help Your Chemistry Student If your student attends a high school with a required chemistry course, or if your student elected to take chemistry and finds himself or herself struggling to master concepts of nomenclature and stoichiometry, its time to take initiative with a plan to get your student the chemistry help he or she needs for success in the classroom and beyond. But first, why is success in a high school chemistry class so important? The fundamentals of chemistry are required for many college majors, including health sciences, bioengineering, and biology, and basic level chemistry is highly suggested for an even larger number of majors. Many colleges see chemistry courses as integral to an education, based on chemistrys role in our daily lives and its relevance to a wide variety of careers. Even if your student goes on to major in English or Theater, a basic understanding of chemistry will be relevant throughout his or her life. For example, did you know that chemistry fundamentals can be applied to anything from using laundry detergent to working as a hairdresser? In addition, while a chemistry course will likely be required during a students freshman or sophomore year for applicable majors, the challenge of adjusting to the pace of university-level lectures, reading requirements and lab procedures can be made substantially easier with prior knowledge of basic chemistry, mastered in a high school course. How can you help your student succeed in chemistry? Seek out chemistry help through a professional tutoring service. In addition to discussing your studentschallenges in the course in an open, positive conversation and contacting their teacher for additional insight or supplementary resources, the Huntington Learning Centers structured tutoring program, specifically designed for chemistry help, tackles every aspect of a students chemistry struggles with individual tutoring from highly-qualified instructors. Most students perform poorly in chemistry for reasons a professional tutoring service can help address or redirect. According to studies, the most common reasons for failure in chemistry courses are procrastination in homework and test preparation, lack of comprehension of reading materials, inadequate math preparation (basic algebra is a must), relying on others to do assignments (or do the thinking for them), and simple fear of failure. At Huntington, our chemistry tutoring program addresses each of these barriers to success. With a structured tutoring schedule, your student will now have allotted time to work on current assignments in a comfortable, yet focused environment. Our tutors will explain reading materials in further detail and provide a space for students to ask clarifying questions, which they may be reluctant to do in class. Further, we can help bring your student up to speed with the math essentials for the course, and at Huntington, your student will engage in his or her own critical thinking, without relying on lab partners or other classmates to help them understand the work. Finally, we pride ourselves on creating a positive atmosphere of support and encouragement. If fear of failure and anxiety are your students greatest concerns with chemistry, we can help your student become more confident and assured of his or her abilities in no time. Whats more, your students improved test scores and comprehension in class will be sure to improve his or her overall attitude towards the subject. Let the Huntington Learning Center be your students solution for chemistry help this school year. Visit us online to learn more about our services for chemistry help, or call today at 1-800-CAN-LEARN to speak with a friendly educational representative.

ACT Math Strategy Series [Part 3 of 3]

ACT Math Strategy Series [Part 3 of 3] ACT SAT Prep and College Admissions Blog Math is a subject that most students either love or hate. In either case, preparing thoroughly for the Math section of the ACT is important in order to do your best. If math is not your strongest subject, building a solid foundation of understanding will be important for maintaining a decent overall score. If math comes easily for you, reviewing will still be important in order to fill in the gaps in your knowledge, especially if you want your score to truly reflect your ability. Either way, this series of posts gives you valuable strategies that will help you maximize your score. This post is the third of a three part series that looks at strategies for acing the ACT Math section. Strategy #7: Recognize Obvious Shortcuts Often problems that appear to involve laborious calculations will actually be quicker to answer if you recognize shortcuts. For example, 256/64 is obviously 4 if you know your powers of 2. Other problems might be quicker to solve if you merely approximate the answer, which may get you close enough to recognize the correct answer from among the given choices. The more you practice with the specific types of problems that show up on the ACT, the more easily you will be able to recognize shortcuts when they are available (and the less likely you will be to waste time looking for them when they don’t exist). Strategy #8: Check Obvious Answers It doesn’t hurt to glance at the answer choices before attempting to solve a problem and check for any that appear to be obviously correct or obviously incorrect. Of course, if an answer choice appears to be obviously correct you should still verify it for yourself, as well as confirm that the other choices are not correct. Conversely, if an answer is obviously incorrect, you can eliminate it, which can make it easier to identify the correct one. Strategy #9: Use Strategic Guessing On the ACT there is no penalty for guessing, so there is no reason to not answer every problem. Guessing works best if you can stack the odds in your favor by eliminating as many incorrect answer choices as possible. On some problems you may be able to guess and check. If the answer is a number, it makes sense to guess the middle one first, because if it doesn’t work you may be able to tell if you need to go higher or lower. This will often be faster than starting at the highest number and going down or starting at the lowest number and going up. Dane Dormio is an online tutor and blogger with an unconventional approach to education. Visit his tutoring blog at www.synergy-tutoring.com. hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(215486, 'a519c073-790d-4c67-b0fd-7095f1869478', {});

Contracts 101 9 key things that should be in your teach abroad contract

Contracts 101 9 key things that should be in your teach abroad contract So, you nailed that interview and have a job offer in your ideal location, congrats! All that's left is to sign on the dotted line. Easy, right? Not so fast! I know it might feel like a like a drag at first, but reading through your contract before you start your teaching job is essential to helping you understand exactly what to expect from your new role. We know that for first-time teachers abroad, reviewing your contract can seem like a daunting process. How can you be sure you're getting a good deal? That’s where this video, hosted by our resident contracts expert, Graeme, comes in. Stay tuned while he walks you through the 9 things you should check for when reviewing your new teaching contract. Before we dive in, here are few things to keep in mind when reviewing your offer letter or contract for the first time: The length of the document will vary depending on the country your new role is located in (with schools in China, for example, offer letters may be as long as 20 pages!) Some of the terminology used to refer to bonuses or accommodation allowances will vary from country to country You might not see the benefits listed on the original job description on your offer letter If you’re uncertain about anything at all, don’t hesitate to reach out to your Placement Coordinator for an explanation. That’s what we’re here for! Short on time? No worries! Before you sign on the dotted line, here are the key takeaways from the video above: 1. Salary Your monthly gross salary must be stated in your contract and it should also specify whether the amount listed is before or after tax. It should also say whether you’ll be paid in local currency or USD, and whether your salary will be deposited into a local bank account or an account back at home. One final thing: your contract should state when you can expect to be paid each month. Take it from me - this info is super important in helping you budget accordingly when you first arrive in your new country! 2. Vacation Your vacation allowance must be included. You may want to do some quick research to confirm this adheres to the national holiday entitlement, and also check what statutory holidays you can take. You might also want to check with your employer on whether you get a choice of which days to take. They might have restrictions on when teachers can take time off, depending on the time of year. 3. Flights Schools often contribute towards the cost of your flight, either partially or in full. The contract should explain how the cost of flights will be covered, whether they will be directly purchased by the school or reimbursed later. 4. Accommodation Many schools offer teachers a housing allowance, many cover accommodation expenses in full, and some even arrange housing for you. If accommodation is provided, it’s worth checking whether you get a choice of housing, if you’ll have to share with roommates and whether utility bills will be covered. If you get a housing allowance, check that it’s not included in your base salary. Your contract should state how much housing allowance you’ll receive and how frequently. Does your contract specify whether your allowance gets paid to to you or to your landlord directly? Does your contract state that you will have to pay the deposit? Will your employer assist you in finding a place to live? These are all questions you can ask your Teach Away Placement Coordinator to clarify with your new employer if they’re not covered in your contract. Tip: Don't forget to look up the cost of renting an apartment in the area near your school to help you figure out what your living expenses will be like when you move overseas. Sign up to Teach Away today for access to the latest teaching jobs around the world. 5. Healthcare If you’ve been promised medical insurance, this should also appear in your contract. It should mention the period and extent of coverage, or at least how to find out this information. 6. Dependents If you’re relocating with a family, a contract should confirm what costs, if any, will be covered, such as their flights and school fees. 7. Contract length The majority of teaching contracts last for at least one school year, but increasingly contracts are for two years or more, often with benefits such as bonuses for completion. 8. Contract termination ? Your contract must also explain what will happen if you terminate your contract before it ends and what this will mean for you and (if applicable) your spouse and dependents. All checked off? Great, you can now relax a little, knowing your contract forms the basis of a great teaching position. Remember, if you’ve recently been offered a teaching job abroad through Teach Away, your Placement Coordinator will be happy to go through your contract with you, so don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions. Just getting started with your job hunt? Check out the five key qualities hiring schools are looking for in a teach abroad candidate - and see whether you fit the bill.

More Fun Than Quidditch Harry Potter Language Learning

More Fun Than Quidditch Harry Potter Language Learning More Fun Than Quidditch: Harry Potter Language Learning Expecto Learnonum!Okay, maybe thats not a real spell, but it should be.After all, Harry Potter can help you learn languages, and were not just talking about Parseltongue.Of all the language learning books  on the market, its possible that none will charm you quite like the boy wizard can.You dont even have to settle for just reading the books. With audiobooks and movies out there, too, your learning options are nearly as limitless as your powers should you possess the legendary Elder Wand.So its time to cast a spell on your language learning! Heres all you need to know to improve your language skills with Harry Potter. Why Use Harry Potter for Language Learning?First of all, Harry Potter is available in a wide variety of languages. In fact, Harry Potter books are available in a total of 80 languages, ranging from widely spoken languages like French and Spanish to less common languages like Hawaiian. Youre unlikely to find many novels published in more languages than Harry Potter.Pl us, the plot will be familiar to Potter fans, so you dont need to rely as heavily on your language skills. Because you already know the story, Harry Potter can read more like an  easy language book  than other novels at its approximate difficulty level. And if youre not needing to focus as heavily on following the plot, you can dedicate your focus more to understanding the language.Not only that, the Harry Potter series will familiarize you with some less common terms that youre unlikely to encounter in your normal study routine. Wizard, werewolf, unicorn and more. While those words are fairly recognizable in English, theres a strong chance that even advanced language students dont know them in their target languages because they simply havent had a need for them yet.However, Harry Potter makes extensive use of some terms that you may be familiar with in English but not your target language, making it an excellent way to expand your vocabulary (and infuse it with a little magical fu n).Reading Harry Potter in another language also gives you fun bragging rights. Reading books in your native language is cool, but reading books in your target language  is much cooler. And with so many Potterheads out there, chances are that someone you know will be super impressed by your accomplishment. But be warned: They may ask you to share their favorite spells in your target language.As an added bonus, the books get more difficult as you go. If you arent terribly familiar with reading in a foreign language, it can be challenging at first. Luckily, since the Harry Potter books start out relatively easy before getting increasingly challenging, your skills will improve as the reading level of the books increases. You can think of it as the earlier books giving you the reading practice you need to prepare you for the later books.How to Get the Most out of Your Harry Potter Language Learning ExperienceUse multiple versions of Harry PotterThere are plenty of versions of Harry Pott er available. You might read the books, listen to the audiobooks or watch the movies. And dont worry: You wont need to use a sorting hat to choose just one to which youll be permanently bound. Instead, use as many versions of Harry Potter as you can. Reading Harry Potter can give you valuable reading practice. The audiobooks give you excellent listening practice that you can enjoy anywhere. The movies also give you listening practice with the added benefit of giving you a visual context to help understand any words or phrases you dont immediately recognize.When it comes to learning a language with Harry Potter, you cant go wrong with any of the available options, even if the movies do omit some valuable plots and scenes that definitely, definitely should have made the cut. (Not that were bitter!)Go through each book/movie in orderReading, listening or watching out of order can obviously be confusing. But beyond that, reading, listening or watching in order is a valuable way for lang uage learners to prepare themselves for whats next in the series. The books become increasingly advanced. The movies get increasingly dark. All in all, starting at the very beginning is an important way to ease yourself into the Wizarding World in your target language.Plus, starting at the beginning can familiarize you with magical vocabulary before the plots get more complex. You dont want to be trying to learn tricky vocabulary when you have to give your full focus to the Battle of Hogwarts!Have an English copy of the work handy for referenceHaving an English version of Harry Potter handy can make reading, listening or watching infinitely less intimidating. The two works can act sort of like  dual-language childrens booksâ€"you can do as much as possible in your target language, but if things get a little overwhelming, you have your trusted English version at the your fingertips to clarify things.Plus, lets be real: The goddess J.K. Rowling made up an awful lot of words and phrase s. In your native language, you can adjust to these. However, in your target language, you might not be sure when a word or phrase is invented versus when you just dont have it in your foreign vocabulary yet. Having an English copy handy can help you read through any tricky scenes in English to deduce which words and phrases are made up.Maintain a special vocabulary list to keep track of unfamiliar wordsDont let a rogue bludger throw your reading off track! Maintain a list of unfamiliar words. Better yet, consider two separate lists.One list should focus on Potter-specific words, like Quidditch vocabulary, spells, potions and charms. These words wont necessarily benefit your vocabulary in your target language. However, maintaining your own reference list can save you time when you encounter this vocabulary again.The second list should focus on vocabulary in your target language that does exist outside of the Wizarding World, like mythical creatures, magical terms and any other unfam iliar vocabulary you encounter. Then, you can look up these words in a dictionary for a more precise definition and study the terms so that you never forget them.After youve finished one book or movie, create a flashcard deck for it so you can review all the new vocabulary youve learned.Looking for a unique flashcard resource? Check out FluentU.  For the most part, FluentU is known for its authentic language videos, which  make it possible to learn languages  from music videos, commercials, news, inspiring talks and more.With FluentU, you hear languages in real-world contextsâ€"the way that native speakers actually use them.Just a quick look will give you an idea of the variety of FluentU videos on offer:FluentU really takes the grunt work out of learning languages, leaving you with nothing but engaging, effective and efficient learning. It’s already hand-picked the best videos for you and organized them by level and topic. All you have to do is choose any video that strikes your fancy to get started!Each word in the interactive captions comes with a definition, audio, image, example sentences and more.Access a complete interactive transcript of every video under the Dialogue tab, and easily review words and phrases from the video under Vocab.You can use FluentU’s unique adaptive quizzes to learn the vocabulary and phrases from the video through fun questions and exercises. Just swipe left or right to see more examples of the word youre studying.The program even keeps track of what you’re learning and tells you exactly when it’s time for review, giving you a 100% personalized experience.Start using FluentU on the website  with your computer or tablet  or, better yet,  download the FluentU app from  the  iTunes store  or  Google Play store.Read/write reviews and summaries in your target languageYour language learning doesnt need to stop when the books, audiobooks and/or movies end! Since Harry Potter is so popular, you can keep your language learning on a roll by reading and writing reviews in your target language.Harry Potter has fans all over the world, so by searching the title in your target language, you can generally find a website where users can post reviews. Read what others have to say about your favorite work, or better yet, write your own review or summary to get valuable writing practice that employs some of the awesome vocabulary you just learned.More Fun Than Quidditch: Harry Potter Language LearningThe Harry Potter BooksThe benefits of learning with the Harry Potter booksThe books of Harry Potter are available in a massive variety of languages and are one of the best Harry Potter learning tools out there.Theyre particularly ideal for language learners who have already read the novels in English. This way, youll already know what happens and when.One major benefit of learning a language with the Harry Potter novels is that theyre readily available. You dont have to shop internationally to purchase them, and while th eyre pricier than the English-language editions, they arent prohibitively expensive.Foreign language Harry Potter books are often available in print editions, which provide some additional opportunities for language learning. For instance, whenever you dont know a word and need to look it up, write its meaning in the margins of the page. That way, the next time you read through the book, if youve forgotten a word, youll already have its meaning handy.You might also want to dogear pages with your favorite quotations and underline them. Then, you can go back through and memorize your favorite lines. Not only will this be a cool party trick, it can also give you valuable models for grammar rules. Plus, you can never know Dumbledores quotable wisdom in too many languages.E-books are also widely available,  meaning you can start reading immediately and have the convenience of reading on your favorite device (which may or may not also have a handy translator on it). Plus, these e-books ar e usually more affordable than print copies.For the sake of this list, weve linked to the Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone/Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone for each language. From there, you can generally find the subsequent novels in the Customers who bought this item also bought section. You can also find additional novels by searching Harry Potter and the name of your target language.When available, weve also included the complete set.Where to find the Harry Potter books in foreign languagesPottermorePottermore, J.K. Rowlings digital company, is an unbeatable source for Harry Potter e-books in a huge array of languages.The Pottermore website also makes browsing by language easy. Simply select your language from the book language drop down menu to see books in your target language. Not all the books are available in all of the languages. However, you might also hit the jackpot and find that your target language also has the complete set of books available.Barnes NobleB arnes Noble may not be the most popular online bookseller, but if youre unsure of what language or languages you want to buy the Harry Potter books in, Barnes Noble is much easier to browse than other vendors (were giving you the side-eye, Amazon).In fact, all the foreign language Harry Potter editions are grouped together on one page. Barnes Noble offers a mixture of hard copy and downloadable NOOK books, and most of the prices are quite affordable.AmazonYouve got to love shopping on Amazon, particularly for the great prices! Here are links to editions in multiple languages:Arabic  ???? ???? ???? ????????Chinese  ????-??????French  Harry Potter à lécole des sorciersThe complete set can be purchased in French if you already know youre going to love it.German  Harry Potter und der Stein der WeisenDont worry! The complete set can be bought in German.Italian  Harry Potter e la pietra filosofaleYou can also purchase the complete set of books in Italian.Japanese  ????????????T he complete set  of Harry Potter books is available in Japanese.Korean  ????? ???? ?Portuguese  Harry Potter e a Pedra FilosofalYou can also enjoy the complete set  in Portuguese.Russian  ????? ?????? ? ??????????? ??????The complete set  of books can also be purchased in Russian. But can we just take a moment to observe the fact that Harrys name is Gary in Russian? Okay, sure, thats just how the name is translated, but it does change the feel a little.Spanish  Harry Potter y la piedra filosofalIf you cant get enough of Harry Potter in Spanish, consider buying the complete set.The Harry Potter AudiobooksThe benefits of learning with the Harry Potter audiobooksHarry Potter audiobooks are another terrific learning option.Because theyre oral readings of the books, theyre longer and feature more vocabulary than the movies. Plus, you can enjoy them hands free, making them a great companion for your next road trip or flight.To get the most out of listening to a Harry Potter audiobook, consider giving each chapter your full attention the first time you listen. Replay passages you dont understand until you can make out each word. Then, jot down any words you dont know and look them up in a dictionary. You might even keep a copy of the printed book handy and read along as you listen so that you have an easier time understanding exactly whats being said.Once youve dissected the chapter fully, listen to it again whenever you like. Since youve already familiarized yourself with the material, youll have an easier time understanding the spoken language.The main downside of Harry Potter audiobooks is that they arent as readily available as the novels themselves, so you wont have quite as many language options to choose from. Again, for each language available, weve linked to the first work in the series, Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone/Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone. However, other works in the series are also available.Where to find the Harry Potter audiob ooks in foreign languagesPottermoreJ.K. Rowling is back at it again with her awesome website. Pottermore makes it easy to acquire audiobooks of Harry Potter in 10 different languages, including French, German, Italian and Japanese. You can browse the entire collection of foreign language audiobooks or filter by your language of choice.Once you purchase an audiobook, you can download it to your favorite device for easy listening. But be warned: the audiobooks are much pricier than the e-books.Other ResourcesFrench  Harry Potter à lécole des sorciersGerman  Harry Potter und der Stein der WeisenItalian  Harry Potter e la pietra filosofaleJapanese  ????????????This audiobook is found on the Japanese Audible page, so youll need some Japanese skills to navigate.Portuguese  Harry Potter e a Pedra FilosofalRussian  ????? ?????? ? ??????????? ??????This Russian audiobook is available through a Russian language website, so youll need to use your Russian skills to get to the goods. But your hard work will pay off: You can listen to audio of the entire book (and subsequent novels) for free!Spanish  Harry Potter y la piedra filosofalThe Harry Potter MoviesThe benefits of learning with the Harry Potter moviesHarry Potter movies can bring you hours of enjoyment and valuable language learning material.But while the Harry Potter movies are available dubbed into a wide array of languages, youll need to work a little harder to get your hands on them. Most of these options are only available abroad, which means youll have to either pick up DVDs on your travels or order them online and have them shipped internationally. Sometimes, you might need to use your language skills just to purchase the DVD.However, once youve used the accio charm to make the DVDs yours, there are plenty of great ways to use them for language learning.One fun way is to have a viewing party with your language learning friends. First, watch a movie in English, then watch it in your target language. T his way, it will still be fresh in your mind, making it easier to understand. And with eight Harry Potter movies, youll have plenty of material to keep your weekends full of learning fun.Where to find the Harry Potter movies in foreign languagesChinese  ????-??????French  Harry Potter à lécole des sorciersWant a fun learning resource you can use right away? This YouTube playlist  is designed to help French students learn from Harry Potter clips.German  Harry Potter und der Stein der WeisenItalian  Harry Potter e la pietra filosofaleJapanese  ????????????Korean  ????? ???? ?Portuguese  Harry Potter e a Pedra FilosofalRussian  ????? ?????? ? ??????????? ??????You can also buy the complete set of movies for DVD or Blu-RaySpanish  Harry Potter y la piedra filosofalGuess what? You might already have the Spanish dubbed DVD in your collection! Thats because this widescreen edition comes with Spanish dubbing and subtitles. Just adjust your settings and enjoy!Whether youre a full- blood, half-blood or muggle, Harry Potter might be just the magic you need to make your language skills soar like you just got a new Nimbus 2000.

Uloop Morning Scoop Bernie Goes to Puerto Rico, Tax Cuts, Jhene Aiko, and a Horror Master Picks 8 Great Scary Movies

Uloop Morning Scoop Bernie Goes to Puerto Rico, Tax Cuts, Jhene Aiko, and a Horror Master Picks 8 Great Scary Movies Image by NABETCWA via Flickr Well, no not exactly. Well let Elise Nelson from Albright College explain what we mean: Scholarships: the saving grace for many college careers. Without scholarships and financial aid, hundreds of students wouldn’t be able to attend college at all. The hunt for this extra chunk of money is a necessity, but honestly, it’s not the most exciting task in the world. Why not make a  party out of your scholarship search? Read all of her ideas for a free-money throwdown here.   Aw, Friday, youre the best. Now that youve read the Morning Scoop, its the weekend! And remember, you can use Uloop to find a part time job on your campus, connect with a tutor  or get a head start on housing for next year.   And dont forget, if youre into that email thing: Enter your email below to get the Morning Mix as a daily email: Please enter Email

Career Guidance for the MBA - Top Rated Atlanta Georgia Colleges

Career Guidance for the MBA - Top Rated Atlanta Georgia CollegesGetting the best Atlanta Georgia MBA courses is a tough task these days. The first reason for this is that there are so many institutions offering these courses, thus making it even more challenging to pick the right one for your career.With this in mind, we have added a link below to list a few things that you should consider before deciding to get your Bachelor's degree or a Masters degree. A link below has the best online courses in Atlanta, Georgia. These courses are specialized and all about the business world, offering various specialization in specific fields.MBA degree can be easily attained by the candidates by taking these courses in their prerequisites. There are four such schools offering programs in the metro Atlanta, Georgia. The most prominent of these schools is the Bentley University, The University of Atlanta, the Atlanta Business College and the Regis University. These schools are ranked very highly in the rankings of this world.Also included in this group are other institutions offering MBA programs in Atlanta, Georgia, such as Anderson College and Carroll College. These institutions to offer their MBA degrees in a number of courses that can help aspiring students to expand their horizons in life and get an edge over their competitors.These top ranked schools are also one of the best places to get career guidance. You can find out from a private tutor in these colleges, which courses are applicable for your career and which will give you the best shot. By going through the career guide booklets, you can find out which jobs are ideal for you and how you should prepare for them. It is always advisable to go through these guides before applying for a job.The courses in Atlanta, Georgia, make the bachelor's degree course easy and simple to understand. In addition, the curriculum covers the basics of business management and networking skills that can be easily applied in the real wor ld.So if you are getting ready to apply for your MBA program, it is best to try the online classes and interview programs that offer these courses. But whatever the course, it is important to give attention to your career guidance and career plan.