Two A&M-Central Texas online programs were ranked in the Top 100 in The 2023 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Online Programs: U.S. News and World Report, one of the most respected and in-depth evaluations of U.S. based degree-granting programs, both online and traditional, uses a variety of indicators to determine program rankings including affordability,…
“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” That saying has been passed around so much it’s practically a career mantra — and for good reason. In today’s fast-paced, hyperconnected world, the value of a solid professional network can’t be overstated. Whether you’re looking to climb the ladder in your field or take a…
By Karen Clos Killeen resident, Vicki Lynn Cosper Wilson, 59, has always loved music. But she never could have predicted how that love would bless her in her time of need. She knows she leads a charmed life. Three sisters, all close. A harmonious and happy childhood. Three amazing sons. Career. Travel. One glance at…
Rylei “The Ghost” Brown Rylei “The Ghost” Brown, a student at Texas A&M University-Central Texas, exemplifies the phrase that “It’s never too late to start something new”. It is a testament to how the style of breakdance coincides with his path to a higher education. At right: Brown posing a freeze in front of Founders…
By Demetra Paizanis The benefits of earning a college degree are well documented. A quick Google search will turn up any number of lists from various sources touting the many benefits of a college degree. Most of those lists read pretty much the same, focusing on higher annual and lifetime salaries, more access to job…
By Jonathan Petty Thursday marked the official start of the Spring 2025 long semester at Texas A&M University–Central Texas. Faculty and staff gathered for convocation in the Bill Yowell Conference Center on campus to celebrate excellence, learn about connections, and hear from students. Richard M. Rhodes, Ph.D., president of A&M–Central Texas, officially welcomed those in…
By Demetra Paizanis Master’s degree holders earn nearly 20% more annually than their counterparts with bachelor’s degrees, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In response to the increasing demand for higher education, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is expanding its graduate programs to provide students with enhanced knowledge, personal growth opportunities, and accelerated career success….
By Demetra Paizanis Master’s degree holders earn nearly 20% more annually than their counterparts with bachelor’s degrees, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In response to the increasing demand for higher education, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is expanding its graduate programs to provide students with enhanced knowledge, personal growth opportunities, and accelerated career success….
Jonathan Petty As the new academic year approaches, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is set to welcome its incoming class with the annual New Student Orientation on January 11, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will be held at the Bill Yowell Conference Center, located within Warrior Hall. This orientation aims to help…
Demetra Paizanis When contemplating a graduate degree, many of us picture two things: the prestige of extra letters after our name (hello, Dr. or M.A.) and the student loans lurking like Voldemort in a Harry Potter sequel. But is the journey up this academic mountain worth it? Let’s crunch the numbers, sprinkle in some real talk,…
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