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Intro To Business

Academics

Interested in studying business? It’s a versatile program choice that leads to a multitude of career options, and there are many different business degree and certificate program options available at EFSC that can start you down that path. If you’re new to business, one of the many business classes taught at EFSC is GEB 1011 […]

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A.A. Versus A.S.: What’s the Difference?

Academics

At Eastern Florida State College, most of the programs we offer are at the associate level. An associate degree is typically a two-year program of study designed to prepare you to pursue additional higher education or to gain the skills you’ll need for meaningful employment within the workforce. Understanding which kind of associate degree is right for you is

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What Is Education Worth?

College Prep

This may seem like an arbitrary question, but how much is an education worth? The number scales upward from an Associate to a Bachelor’s, then from a Master’s to a Doctorate. Choices such as public versus private and in-state versus out-of-state further complicate the matter, right? The answer is yes. And no. It’s easy enough

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EFSC Nursing Grad Takes the Long Road To Success

Student Life

Spenser Streml had headed to Flagler College in St. Augustine with high hopes. She’d graduated from Merritt Island High School in 2007 with a jump-start thanks to college credits from AP classes. Almost immediately, the college experience spiraled downward. “I had missed a midterm in one class,” said Spenser. He recalls feeling out of place

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