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We’ve all had car trouble from time to time. And many of us have probably had a few run-ins with questionable auto mechanics. Thankfully, much of the guesswork has now been taken out of finding a good mechanic through a national certification program called Automotive Service Excellence, or ASE.

In this month's Facts & Finds: Engineering careers top the earnings list for recent college grads, claiming 7 out of the top 10 spots in a recent salary survey; 11 great health care careers that require less than a bachelor's degree and more...

If you’re headed toward a bachelor’s degree, there are some clear benefits to starting your college studies at your technical college. Roughly half of four-year college graduates in the U.S. complete some of their coursework at a two-year college, and it’s something that everyone should consider.

It's a well-known fact that heart disease is a serious issue. It's the leading cause of death in the United States and a major cause of disability. But with the technological advances that continue to be made in medicine, a heart attack isn't necessarily a death sentence. Cardiac professionals are there with treatments that save lives every day. Cardiologists. Nurses. Cardiovascular technicians.

The United States has more than 4,000 colleges and universities, including everything from two-year technical colleges to huge state universities, small private liberal arts colleges, and elite private universities. How can you possibly find the one that is right for you?

Jobs at a Glance is a service for �鶹��Ƶ students nearing graduation, alumni and the community that provides information about local and regional job opportunities. This month's postings include positions for Automotive Technicians, information technology interns, after school program teachers and more. Check the Jobs at a Glance page regularly: new jobs are posted every week.