[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] Could attending a Christian college be right for you? (Maybe!) Are all Christian schools the same? (Definitely not.) We explore these questions and more as we dive into Christian faith-based colleges, with a little help from our friend and pastor-in-the-making Kenna Ledbetter, who earned her Bachelor of Arts in biblical studies at the faith-based Azusa Pacific University (APU) and is now pursuing her Master of Arts in pastoral studies at Azusa Pacific Seminary. Across America, religious institutions of higher education offer students like Ledbetter the opportunity to expand their minds while deepening their faith. Keep reading to find out what it really means to attend a Christian faith-based school.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] Earning a college degree is challenging in itself, and there are even more obstacles for students who have visual impairments. When your vision is impaired, class materials are more difficult to access, navigating through campus takes more than just a map, visual social cues are missed, and most importantly, getting support from your college will likely be crucial to your success. This guide offers a complete walkthrough to help blind and visually impaired students navigate their college experience. You’ll find a list of the things to consider when choosing a college, information on financial aid for students with disabilities, and the top schools for students with visual impairments, among other helpful information and advice.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] As long as businesses exist, so too shall marketing and the need for fresh ideas from marketing professionals. After researching more than 50 undergraduate marketing programs, we’ve identified the top 10 universities who offer everything a marketing major needs to develop that competitive edge, drive online and offline sales, build and maintain a brand, and secure competitive positions for businesses around the world. These universities deliver on both sides of today’s marketing coin, teaching students traditional strategy and modern analytical skills, perfect for slaying marketing objectives in any arena.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] An education in Cyber Security is in more demand than ever before. We’ve researched over 70 graduate programs. Our analysis took a deep dive into how each program prepares academic researchers and working professionals to solve the world’s most pressing cyber security challenges. These programs go beyond cutting-edge technology and hands-on, cross-departmental experiences. They offer cyber security fellowships and internships, government and industry networking opportunities, and projects that directly influence security policy. The following ten universities go above and beyond to prepare their students for success.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] Developed for both beginner and seasoned Google Analytics users, this glossary provides the most up-to-date definitions for common Google Analytics terms in 2015. Because Google continually makes updates to their Analytics software and user interface, reviewing the current definitions for Analytics metrics and the latest useful features is fundamental to taking advantage of your data.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] As a local business owner, you can make your website work for you as a revenue-driving marketing asset, or you can let it sit there. Free analytics tools like the top options listed below will help you track performance to make sure your website and your social media profiles all work effectively. First is a list of free website analytics tools, aside from the leading free tool Google Analytics. Second is a list of free social media analytics tools.

[WRITTEN BY KAYLA HALL] Let’s say you own a downtown computer repair shop. While sitting inside your shop, your SEO curiosity is piqued, so you Google the phrase “computer repair specialist” on your smartphone. Your business shows up 3rd in the results. Sweet, right? But later at home, 20 miles from the shop, you use your PC to Google the same phrase, “computer repair specialist”. Now your business shows up 10th. Why? Google uses its local ranking factors to return the best, unique search results for the immediate situation, so these factors impact where every business falls in the results.