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What Is the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Certification? Everything You Need to Know
Quick Answer The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification is a globally recognized cybersecurity credential offered by EC-Council. It validates a professional's ability to identify, test and assess security vulnerabilities using the same techniques employed by malicious hackers, but within legal and ethical boundaries. CEH certification is commonly pursued by penetration testers, security analysts, network administrators and aspiring cybersecurity professionals. What Is the Certified Ethi
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The Quiet of the Screen-And How I Learned to Fill It!
Melanie Yosco is a Campus student and participant in the Campus Studio writers program. Campus provides participants with support or other benefits in exchange for contributing content. This article reflects the author’s personal opinions and individual experience. Individual experiences vary, and Campus does not guarantee that other students will have the same experience. I remember the first Tuesday of my online college experience. I had just closed my laptop after a long lecture. In a tradi
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Campus, the Two-Year Online College, Makes Applied AI Part of Every Associate Degree
The two-year accredited college, backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, will embed hands-on AI training in the core curriculum of its business, healthcare and information technology programs. NEW YORK, (July 16th, 2026) — Campus, an accredited two-year online college built for the AI era, today announced that every associate degree it offers — in business administration, information technology, and healthcare administration — will now include a six-course Applied AI Concentration. Every Campus studen
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Can I Apply for Financial Aid If I Attended College Before but Didn’t Finish?
Even if you attended college in the past without finishing, you may still be eligible for student financial aid. Fill out the FAFSA to begin the process.
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Scholarships vs Grants vs Loans: What’s the Difference?
Scholarships, grants, and federal loans are all different types of financial aid. We look at the differences, the pros and cons, of each of these.
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Why I Chose Campus
For a long time, college never really felt like something meant for me. By the time I reached my twenties, I was struggling and trying to figure out what direction I wanted my life to go in. I didn’t have a degree, and for years I never fully trusted in my own strengths or abilities. Eventually, though, I realized that if I wanted a better future for myself and wanted to achieve my dream of opening my own business someday, I needed to take a step forward and pursue college. When I started looki
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Built at Campus: 2026 Commencement Speakers Deva Ramireddy and Megan Eger
To speak at graduation as a student commencement speaker is to speak to the multitudes of experiences that shape and define the Campus community. For Spring 2026 graduation, Campus AABA students Deva Ramireddy and Megan Eger were selected to give addresses. With two incredibly different personal journeys, both spoke to the innate qualities of a Campus student — dedication, perseverance, ambition — and to the possibilities that the Campus experience unlocks. The path is never a straight line
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Pell Grant Requirements: What You Need to Qualify
The Federal Pell Grant is a need-based federal grant that generally does not have to be repaid, making it an important source of financial aid for eligible students. If you're planning to attend college, understanding Pell Grant requirements can help you determine whether you qualify and how much aid you may receive. For the 2025–26 and 2026–27 award years, eligible students can receive between $740 and $7,395 through the Pell Grant program, depending on financial need, enrollment status, and o
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Employer-Offered Educational Assistance Programs Can Help Pay for College
If you’re a student going to college, and you’re looking for sources of financial aid, one option you should look into is employer education assistance programs. These are programs facilitated by an employer for qualifying employees to help pay for college. Employee tuition programs usually come in the form of tuition assistance or tuition reimbursement, and the IRS allows employers to give eligible students up to $5,250 tax-free each year for qualifying college expenses. The benefits are only a
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