Such as: \n  what kind of undergrad degree?\n  what kind of graduate study?\n  and info on how to get accredited
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I'm a therapist. You'll need at least a Masters Degree in counseling or social work to get started, then after about 2 years of working in the field you take various tests, I took the NCE (national counselors examination), and an ethics test. I'm not sure on the specifics about Maine. Check out this web-site; http://www.nbcc.org or http://www.counseling.org   Any under \ngrad degree in behavioral science or social work will due.
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A good place to check for this information would be the local Humane Society or ASPCA...they police department in your town might also have some tips for you on what classes to take to achieve this degree.
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the university should be accredited...geta degree in the field that you want to pursue a career in...stay away from "buy your degree" schools like online or night only schools...like that university of phoenix..or any "business" school...i wouldn't hire anyone with that on their resume...;)
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http://www.biad.uce.ac.uk/home.htm\n\nThis holds all of the information you'll probably ever need.
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check with your local college, they will let you know all the guidelines and examines you will have to take
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Check to see if they are accredited, first off.  If they aren't, don't even bother wasting your money because the degree will not be recognized.  Be very careful of any online school.  The are propriatary (for-profit) and most just want your money and don't offer quality in return.  Look to see if your local state college or university offers an MBA.  Many schools tailor those programs to working adults so people can maintain a job while earning an MBA.  \n\nGood luck!
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http://www.daylon.com/mba\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree\n\nBoth good sources of information on the topic.
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Without a graduate degree, your chances of getting an article published in a scholarly journal are incredibly, incredibly slim.  \n\nHowever, there are some undergraduate and graduate student journals that might be just right for you.  If there is a Business honor society, see if they publish an undergraduate journal.  (Ask one of your professors about this.) Each journal has specific requirements (format, length, etc.) for submissions, and these can vary considerably from journal to journal, so be sure to check before submitting anything.  \n\nYou also may want to consider presenting a paper at a conference in your area of study.  Again, ask one of your professors about this.  What you are looking for is a conference in which undergrads have a chance at getting their paper proposals accepted.  Often, graduate programs sponsor conferences at their own institutions, and these conferences are more likely to accept papers by undergraduates than are national scholarly organizations, which are mostly for professors and doctoral students.\n\nFinally, you may want to find out if your university has a forum in which undergrads can present on their research.  Most universities have some sort of thing of this type.  Again, ask the professors in your department.\n\nHope this helps!
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Try these websites:\nhttp://www.e-degrees.org/\nhttp://www.degreeusa.com/home.jsp?TID=degreeUSA&\nhttp://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/schools/?source=google_gtos_distlrn\n\nEnjoy! G'luck!
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www.unofficial-guides.com .... is an excellent site.\n\nObviously, www.ucas.com is the most comprehensive site around.
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Most academic advising positions require a Masters degree in either Counseling, College Student Personnel, or a related field.  \n\nCheck out individual schools for job postings, subscribe to the chronicle, join/attend NACADA or check out websites of various professional organizations...
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Faculty of Science.  It's an advanced degree, apparently like an M.S. in the U.S.
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In what field of study?  More information is necessary in order to answer this question.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site has a great amount of information on the MBA degree & universities offering the degree.
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Make sure the university is accredited. Then test it out by contacting the universities that hire online nursing educators to teach part time and ask whether they'd hire a graduate of any of those schools and what their first choice would be. Call the people who hire nursing personnel with masters' degrees and ask them also who they'd hire, a graduate of school a, b, or c.
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I just checked out the MSU website. It is regionally accredited, which is the best accreditation there is. If you want to check it out more go to the following link:\n\nhttp://www.mountainstate.edu
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Go to CHEA. They have the list of regional and national schools that are accreditted. Be careful! Don't trust the school site until you check it out. I go to school online and it's great but there are lots of bogus schools out there that have degrees that mean nothing.