Project Working Mom

Resources

• What's New

  

  This series of Project Working Mom articles discusses how to navigate and break out of the "pink ghetto," careers with the best growth outlooks, and how to use green technology skills to ditch your dead end job and build a career.

  Also, take a look at the top 20 inventions, social movements, and laws that have freed women.

  See More in this Section: What's New

• Go Back to School

  

  Choose the right degree, find the perfect college and enroll in classes. Sounds easy enough, right?

  OK, it’s a little more complicated than that, but don’t worry. We’ll explain what you need to know. Project Working Mom is here to help.

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• Pay For College

  

  The question of "How will I pay for college?" is timeless. You have options, ranging from scholarships to taking out loans.

  Get ideas for budgeting, earning extra cash, scholarships, cutting costs, and much more. Project Working Mom gives you the resources you're looking for here in one place!

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• Be an Online Student

  

  Chances are you've been out of the classroom for a long time. That's okay.

  These helpful resources, compiled from experts and seasoned distance learners, will help you to understand what skills you need to have to succeed as an online student.

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• Be a Great Mom

  

  Hey, you already are a great mother. Really!

  But we know it’s not easy to suddenly add the role of "student" to your already full plate, so we’ve compiled some great mom-friendly tips to help you make the transition.

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• Connect with Moms

  

  Looking for support? Want to meet other women like you?

  Find other working moms who are researching online degree programs or going back to school already. You are always welcome in our Community!

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• Working Dads

  

  Being a father is a demanding role and no doubt you've had to be nurturer, teacher, provider, protector, and counselor. How about adding "student" to the list?

  We have partnered with the National Center for Fathering, worked with a number of universities, and spoken to dozens of parents studying online to give you the information and resources you need.

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