Online Degree Portal Universities.com Encourages Everyone to Seek Out Higher Education

Universities.com, your resource for learning about online university degrees, encourages everyone to pursue their higher education goals.

2012-06-28

NORCROSS, GA, June 28, 2012 (Press-News.org) In today's market, little can help you more than advancing your degree in your chosen career field. Whether you're looking for a bachelor's degree, a specialist's certificate, a master's degree, or even an online doctorate degree, Universities.com is the information portal that will help you to chase your higher education dream.

Universities.com wants to encourage everyone to seek out further university education, whether they want to take classes at a traditional college or take classes online. As a well-established online information portal, Universities.com offers you the resources to find the ideal program or school to help you fulfill your higher education goals.

"Higher education is so vital in today's career market," explains Amanda Moses, Operations Manager at Universities.com. "Whether you have a secure job, are looking to improve your position, or are just looking for work, furthering your education by seeking out additional schooling only serves to make you more marketable. Even when you're happy with your position, having additional education gives you more leverage when you're seeking a raise."

Universities.com's mission is to connect everyday people with the information they need to pursue their higher education goals. As the top authoritative guide to accredited online degree programs, the company offers visitors a user-friendly database that provides information on schools and degree programs, as well as the ability to request more information directly from the school or program of their choosing. This process makes it significantly easier for students to find the right online schools to suit their personal and professional needs.

To learn more about Universities.com and their comprehensive online university degrees portal, please visit them online at http://www.universities.com.

About Universities.com:
Universities.com has a simple mission: to connect people with the information they need to make the best decision about which colleges and universities are the best fit for their educational needs. Since 1995, over 30 million potential students have used Universities.com to find information about online universities and schools. With a wide variety of colleges online and worldwide included in the company's database, the right school is just a click away!

For more information, visit http://universities.com

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