Financial aid made simple: How to get started
Paying for education or training beyond high school can be daunting for students and families, but it doesn’t have to be.
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Chart your own course with an MBA
Learn both soft and hard skills, increase your job prospects, boost your salary capacity and engage in real-world problem solving.
Skills-ready employees for Washington’s next-gen job boom
Over the next decade, more than 1.5 million job openings are expected statewide.
The AI revolution demands more cybersecurity workers
AI is transforming the way we learn, work and live, and it is here to stay.
Community collaboration promotes student success
By breaking down barriers youth face, the road to thriving becomes smoother.
Community colleges adapt their curriculum to meet today’s career needs
Since the first community college in the U.S. opened in 1901, public community colleges have popped up all over the nation.
Effective partnerships generate a strong workforce
Higher education is changing, making it easier for students to find pathways that allow a balance of work and school.
Commencement speaker shares journey from homelessness to doctorate WATCH
Both Abigail Nubla-Kung and Alfonso Brown, student speaker at this year’s commencement ceremony for CityU, have doctorate degrees. But their journeys look quite different.
Land a job in technology by improving your skills
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in the computer and information technology fields reported an average annual wage of $104,420 in 2023.
STEM Signing Day 2024 spotlights seniors’ education goals
A broad group of high school seniors across the nation are being honored during STEM Signing Day events. Meet some of Washington's honorees.