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Online Learners Gain Access to 70 Million Dollar Bonanza
Students who pursue online degrees at virtual universities have access to nearly $70 million in additional federal student loan money for school year 2006-7, according to research by World Wide Learn, the world's premier online directory of education. Women and minority students--who make up 52% and 40% of the virtual for-profit university student population, respectively--are poised to make significant strides toward equal educational funding. With the mid-August deadline for federal student loans approaching, WWL presents a graphic overview of the new funding options for students who telecommute to online classes.
Calgary, AB (PRWEB) June 29, 2006 -- As the mid-August deadline for federal student loan applications approaches, World Wide Learn, the world's premier online directory of education, offers a detailed picture of the new funding landscape for online students.
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UMC gets electronic records As regulations have increased, physicians "are literally drowning in paper."
As regulations have increased, physicians "are literally drowning in paper."
By Jennifer Frazer
rep8@wyomingnews.com
Published in the Wyoming Tribune-EagleCHEYENNE - Though the flying car is still decades away, the electronic medical record is approaching at warp speed.
It's an eventuality that means that one day your prescriptions may flow electronically from your doctor to your pharmacy; you could view your own medical records and schedule appointments from your home computer; and, not least, deciphering doctors' handwriting may be a thing of the past.
The latest sign of this eventuality is at United Medical Center, where paper patients' records are joining tax returns and student loan applications in vanishing into the electronic ether.