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What Should I Major In? Must Find A Degree Program 100% Online!!!?

I attended college between 1993-1999 (off and on as my schedule permitted). I was actually paying my own way through college and the debt just became too overwhelming. My major was Interior Design (not decorating). I know that major is going to be too time intensive…considering where I am in my life, now. I’m married, have an elementary aged child, no family living nearby, husband who works many hours, and I am working full time as well. I basically need to start over. I know that many of my credits are just too old now or just won’t apply to a degree in Business or Nutrition, etc. I need a program that A. is near or less than $3000/year, B. 100% online (no A.A. or A.S. Degree as a requirement), and C. will be possible for me to earn more than $30K/year. I am interested in Nutrition (not cooking), Computer related programs (IT), possibly Speech, possibly business, possibly human resources. Thank you for any input you may have to offer.

Should I Alert Human Resources About This Upon Resignation?? ?

I am new with the company I am with. 90 day new and do not plan on staying here. Resume onlne looking at this time.
I have concerns that are pretty substantial. I know a group of employees are on a loa and looking at a class action law suit for misc concerns, I recently has been told by my manager that “you are no better than the person you replaced, mind you I am still 90 days new. I also know multiple meetings with my manager, and admin and HR have happen due to the multtitude of complaints.
What makes me different is I am willing to leave a sick environement. I believe the staff who are complaining are somewhat valid due to my own concernns. The other’s are all taking a leave of absence and trying to “rally the troups”for a class action lawsuit. I myself would rather just resign, and met with HR, provide documentaiton of event sn move on is that ok?

What Degree Should I Get In Order To Get A Job In Human Resources?

human resources? most schools have programs specific to HR. Otherwise, you could go with an education or business degree.

I Have To A Time Management Journal For School What Is The Best Way To Print It Out? Should I Do It In 1/2 Hr?

Faster the better.

Which Variables Should Be Considered When Determining A Product Price?

How can you determine the price of HR Management software? After you visit your doctors office, you get bill, do you know how to determine the price? How about a bill from an operation?

What College Classes Should I Take?

I am going to be a social worker…I am a freshman in high school but I just need toknow know what catergory it’s under like business? human resources? I want to be a mental Helath and substance abuse social worker.
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soo what catergory is it in.

What Should You Put In A “thank You” To Someone In Hr After An Interview?

My husband has an interview tomorrow with a software company for an entry level programming position. He has his BS in computer science but hasn’t worked in the field for over 10 years. What should he write in a thank you card that he’ll mail after the interview?

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