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We all need to manage money. No matter the amount you earn or manage, making better decisions with yours and others' money lets you live more comfortably and sustainably. However, unless you take business, economic, financial, or accounting classes, you might have never received an education in managing money. While that's incredibly frustrating, there are . . .

Crime doesn’t exist in a vacuum – especially from the perspective of a criminologist. Studying criminology means looking at the big picture of crime from a sociological perspective and understanding the statistical data and the societal factors and forces behind it. Graduates of criminologist programs use this knowledge base to work in many areas, from . . .

As a federal agency devoted to national security – and responsible for intervening in an array of constantly evolving threats and challenging situations – the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is constantly looking for new recruits. The agency gets plenty of applications, averaging more than 10,000 each month. However, sending current and former officers and agents . . .

When exploring which college major will best prepare you for a job with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), there’s no one right answer. In fact, the CIA itself reports that the agency can’t suggest any one academic track or major due to the breadth of its ever-changing needs. On occasion, the CIA even recruits recent . . .