Education-Portal.com Launches Free 1,000+ Degree Program Glossary

Education-Portal.com recently announced the launch of a massive degree program glossary. The glossary offers free access to more than 1,000 detailed articles about degree programs at every level, as well as user friendly search features.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) July 24, 2007 -- Education-Portal.com, a portal to degree programs, career information, school reviews, and education news recently announced the launch of a complete degree program glossary.

The glossary, which contains information on more than 1,000 different degree programs, will serve as a resource center for potential students wishing to research various education paths.

Each article within the glossary features a specific degree and contains objective information about required courses, degree benefits, and job opportunities, as well as vital salary and employment outlook statistics.

Articles are categorized by various degree levels:

Associate Degree Programs

http://educationportal.com/article_directory/Glossary_of_Associate%27s_Degree_Programs.html

Bachelor Degree Programs

http://education-portal.com/article_directory/Glossary_of_Bachelor%27s_Degree_Programs.html

Master's Degree Programs

http://education-portal.com/article_directory/Glossary_of_Master%27s_Degree_Programs.html

Each category contains articles relating to a whole range of fields, which include but are not limited to: business, computer science, education, engineering, health and medicine, liberal arts, and the social sciences.

About Education-Portal.com:

Education-Portal.com is an online research portal for teens and adults. In addition to being a search portal for programs at every degree and diploma level, the site provides thousands of objective articles about higher education, degree programs, colleges, universities, career schools, vocational schools, and distance learning schools. As corporate members of the American Library Association, Education-Portal.com also promotes the value of librarians in teaching and research roles.

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