Louisville, Ky. — The Online Campus of Daymar College is proud to announce that one of its graduates, Loretta Lynne Brantley of White Plains, Ky., has been accepted by Thomas M. Cooley Law School, which is based in Lansing, Mich. Brantley plans to begin her studies at the law school’s new Tampa, Fla. campus in September.

Brantley is a 2011 graduate of Daymar’s Online Campus, with a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice administration. In 2001, she graduated with an associate degree in paralegal studies from Daymar’s Owensboro, Ky. Campus.

Owensboro, KY - The Daymar College Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program has been notified by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) of qualification for candidacy for accreditation. The achievement marks continued progress toward accreditation for Daymar’s ADN program, which is currently offered at the college’s Owensboro campus.

If you’re a licensed RN with your Associate of Science in Nursing, you may be thinking about continuing your studies to earn your Bachelor in Nursing. While it’s not mandatory for nurses to have their Bachelor, there are many good reasons why RN to BSN degree programs can be a good deal.

So, maybe you’re thinking about going back to school, but you haven’t quite made the plunge, right? You’re probably thinking things like “Do I have time for this?”; “Is this right for me?”; “Maybe my job isn’t so bad?”; “Can I afford going back?”; “Will I be able to keep up with the speed of classes?”

Well, take a deep breath and relax because going back to school has never been easier with Daymar College’s new One Course per Month Online Class Schedule!

You just received a call back for an interview from the company you sent your resume to! Congratulations! Now, get to work. People who do well in interviews don’t just rely on a new suit and winging it – they’re prepared. Here are a few tips to learn how to be one of them!

You’ve heard the talk about the importance of eye-catching resumes, networking connections and best interviewing practices. And although those are important factors to keep in mind when searching for a job, there are more specific job-hunting tips to look at first.

Check out this list of five useful job-hunting tips that could be the difference between just looking for and finding a new job.

If you’re naturally drawn to the legal field, consider education to become a paralegal, legal assistant or legal secretary. The job outlook is extremely rosy for paralegals, according to Paralegal Resources, an .org site that provides information and news about paralegal resources.

The rosy outlook is because many law firms are cutting back on attorneys and looking for paralegals to fill the gap. Being needed is essential to job security.

It’s often been said in Hollywood, “What I really want to do is direct.” The same could be said among business professionals a little differently: “What I really want to do is consult.”

Why is business consulting such an attraction? The 2010-2011 Occupational Outlook Handbook of the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts it best. “This industry is projected to be the fastest growing, with employment increasing 83 percent over the 2008–18 period, and is one of the highest paying.”

Today’s healthcare industry is a uniquely fast-paced and specialized work environment. If you have an interest both in the art and science of providing quality healthcare, as well as an interest in a caring profession, medical assisting offers the best of both worlds.

If you choose a medical assisting career, you’ll know this profession won’t keep you stuck at a desk. Instead, you will be an essential team member within a medical office and your hands-on, personalized attention to patients will help them feel confident in the care they receive.

In today’s business world, it’s not just about the bottom line. Businesses also understand how important it is to take care of one of their most valuable assets – their employees.

To help employees feel engaged and satisfied in their workplace, human resource managers are vital members of a business team.