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Lincoln Land CC to slash online class fees for fall semester

SPRINGFIELD -- Distance learners and students uncertain about attending classes in-person across mid-Illinois are getting some good news from Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC). LLCC is slashing its online class fee by 50 percent for the fall 2020 semester. Normally set for $39.74 per credit hour, the change makes it $19.87 per credit hour for the upcoming semester. “Cutting the online fee by 50% can save students hundreds of dollars in these uncertain financial times,” states LLCC President Dr. Charlotte Warren, […]

todayJuly 22, 2020 5

East Central Illinois Region

EIU trustees considering a hike to tuition rates

CHARLESTON -- Undergraduate students currently attending or seeking to attend Eastern Illinois University as freshmen could see their tuition rates higher this academic year. The Eastern Illinois University Board of Trustees is considering a proposal to increase student tuition rates when they meet Friday afternoon. A look at the potential tuition rate hikes If there is an approval of the proposal, resident undergraduate students will notice a $6.04 per semester hour increase. Currently, the semester hour rate sits at $302; […]

todayJune 26, 2020 15

Consumer Alerts

Five tips to choosing the best university for higher education

Applying for university is one of the most exciting experiences of anyone’s life. However, it’s also one of the most daunting and one that can prove to be very difficult. This is a choice that you’ll have to thoroughly consider before taking the leap. Moreover, you need to know you’ve made the right decision from the beginning. How do you do this?  Research courses While most universities will offer a handful of the same subjects (e.g. English, mathematics, science, etc.), […]

todayApril 29, 2020 5

remote learning

Business & Lifestyle

Gov. Pritzker declares remote learning days continue through end of academic year

CHICAGO (Heartland Newsfeed) -- Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker announced Friday that in-person learning in schools will not resume for the remainder of the 2019-20 academic year. Remote learning days will take place for all K-12 education for the remainder of the school year. This announcement following careful consideration of science and from close consultations with public health leaders and experts across Illinois and nationwide. Pritzker states during Friday's press conference, "Our decisions must follow the science and the science says […]

todayApril 17, 2020 24

Business & Lifestyle

Your mortgage and the impact by the coronavirus epidemic

Because of the coronavirus, many people are facing financial challenges, including paying their mortgage. If you’re unable to make your mortgage payments, a foreclosure could cause you to lose your home. Federal and some private lenders are offering borrowers temporary help. This includes stopping or delaying foreclosure or modifying the mortgage. However, these measures don’t apply to everyone. If you need help, research the options available to you for getting through these tough times. Learn about available Federally-backed mortgage relief […]

todayApril 17, 2020 5

Business & Lifestyle

Four smart business moves to implement in 2020

Running a small business is a difficult task on its own. However, there are even more tasks to deal with during a global pandemic. This year has been an interesting time for everyone with the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic. When managing a business, there are things to help survive anything coming your way.  Be flexible As we have seen, life can change very quickly. Those sudden changes include the way we do business. The companies that survive the unexpected turns of […]

todayApril 14, 2020 5

Education

What it takes to make the grade in becoming a judge

Judges are among the most respected people in the country. They must be fair-minded and believe in justice for all. The path to becoming a judge is lengthy and tough, so you must be goal-oriented and driven for success. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to become a judge, here’s a synopsis of the educational requirements and experience needed. Educational requirements to become a judge Attend the best four-year undergraduate university you can, but don’t worry if you can’t get into […]

todayApril 12, 2020 6

Business & Lifestyle

Bitcoin trading: A layman’s guide

There are differing opinions as to whether investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is helpful or not. The responses and viewpoints regarding Bitcoin purchasing and trading vary from person to person. Three main ways to get Bitcoin There are three primary ways you can get or earn Bitcoin. Firstly, you can earn it by investing in a mining rig to mine the blockchain for rewards. Depending on your required specifications, it could cost you upwards of $10,000. Alternatively, you can opt […]

todayApril 9, 2020 10

Business & Lifestyle

Why you should switch careers and become a software developer in 2020

Change is not always a simple thing. Especially when it comes to your career path. There is a fair amount of uncertainty that comes with leaving something you’ve grown accustomed to and venturing into new territory.  But, as many of the prominent career coaches will tell you, change can lead to amazing opportunities for growth, both personal and professional. The key is not to make a dramatic change haphazardly. One must give careful thought and consideration to not only the […]

todayApril 8, 2020 9

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