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Nursing outranks 21 other professions when it comes to honesty and ethics. In fact, it has done so for 16 years in a row. In
Nursing outranks 21 other professions when it comes to honesty and ethics. In fact, it has done so for 16 years in a row. In
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Margaret Anderson’s first experience with online education was less than stellar. Her second one was another matter entirely. “I did an online class at a
Amanda Newcomb’s then-six-year-old son unwittingly provided the inspiration she needed to return to higher education. “He’s very advanced in school,” said Newcomb of her now
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All businesses have an internal culture that is unique to their company. Each employee contributes not only a certain skill set but also a personality
Sarah Matthews fully acknowledges she is more competitive than her husband Jeremy. So, when he joined her in the online Master of Business Administration program
Twenty-five years after Brian Hape graduated with a bachelor’s degree, he heard an opportunity to expand his higher education knocking loud and clear. Hape answered
Sam Suiter is No. 1. No, really. Suiter is the first graduate of the University of Southern Indiana’s Accelerated Master of Business Administration program which
It took divine intervention for Joel Bohannon to end up in the Master of Business Administration program at the University of Southern Indiana.</p “It was
Joe Schaefer left his biology career in San Francisco. His heart has always been in Indiana. After he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in
Jon Hubers returned to college after nearly 30 years because he wanted to challenge himself and further his career. He had some pretty strong motivation
Nathan Murphy has always had a gift for math and analytics. He’s also pretty good at earning college degrees. Murphy graduated with a Master of
Andrea Herschelman is breaking new ground at the University of Southern Indiana. Last year, she became the university’s first Interior Designer. Now, she is enrolled
Since Nicole Williams began working as an administrative assistant at Case Engineering, an Evansville-based industrial air compressor controls provider, she has steadily worked her way
Shawneis Jones has always had the proper motivation to make good grades in school. “From the very beginning, my parents [Shawn, Sr., and Michelle] always
It’s not difficult to see how Stevie Lynch recently landed her first full-time teaching job. Her diverse resume includes experience as an accounting associate, teaching
Jenna Deisher was rapidly approaching the finish line, but she was just getting started. In her final year of the Bachelor of Science in Public
Penny Thompson knew when she graduated from high school that she either wanted to become a nurse or a cosmetologist. “Those may sound like total
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The USI Online Master of Business Administration Program caters to busy professionals interested in advancing their careers and becoming business leaders. The program seeks students
The need for MBAs is growing in Indiana. Despite downturns in many manufacturing states, Indiana has shown significant investment in this sector. In 2015 alone,
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