Friday, June 01, 2007

Day Student, Night Entrepreneur

Online income opportunities for college students are just as plentiful as online opportunities for anyone else. After all, college students are the most Internet savvy, computer-techno oriented generation to come along so far – why shouldn’t they take advantage of the Internet to earn money online?

College students know more about going online than just about an adult they’ll ever meet, simply because they’re grown up with it and have it darn near hard-wired into their systems. Napster was invented by a college student, remember? So taking advantage of the Internet and the money making opportunities it offers seems only fair for all those poor university students, doesn’t it?

Students today have discovered there’s a better way – the Internet provides a million and one opportunities to earn money without ever leaving the dorm, apartment or home. No gas needed, no tacky uniforms, no minimum wage, no schedules to juggle. Online income is earned whether you’re there or not, and you update your website, check your statistics and answer emails at your own pace. If you are selling on the Internet, you check in according to the auction schedule. If you are an affiliate, you check in with your advertisers. You find a niche, and you fill it.

The article, “Making Money with Homebased Business – Staying Focused,” talks more about finding a niche and working with it.)

Degrees speak



Everyone in Sabrina’s family thought that Sabrina can read minds and that she gets to understand people’s psychology. Sabrina was then a student of chemistry from some well known university. She took her ability of reading other people’s minds and analyzing their feelings as her hobby only while the other people from her family wanted her to get a degree in Psychology from a renowned university. She took it lightly and soon after a year she was offered a job placement in a Chemical manufacturing plant as a supervisor where she was supposed to lead a team of 10 workers. She had mastered Chemistry and was an expert in the field. She could also understand her subordinates’ psychology. Soon a promotion was offered to her but she could not qualify as a degree in psychology was needed for that higher post which she did not have although she had the natural ability of analyzing people’s thoughts. It is at this point of time that she was guided to join a doctoral degree program in psychology from the internationally renowned Capella University.

Founded in 1993, Capella University is an accredited,* fully online university that offers graduate, post graduate and doctoral degree programs in business, information technology, education, human services, and psychology.

Sabrina also did not have to quit her job as Capella University offers flexible online distance learning programs. In Capella University's online PhD and PsyD programs, Sabrina acquired advanced theoretical and practical knowledge and leadership skills that helped her to get the promotion.

Capella’s accomplished faculty helped her to explore concepts, share ideas, and make discoveries in her field.

The program also assures effective learning through online interactive classrooms and web support to download study materials and gives you face-to-face interaction with faculty, advisors, and peers, and offering valuable feedback on your research, comprehensive examination, and dissertation.

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