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Report Says Graduate Education Contributes to Public Good Council of Graduate Schools’ study finds a strong link between graduate degrees and economic and social prosperity.
NPR President to Speak at Residency Upcoming speech in ‘Perspectives on the World’ series will highlight America’s premier public radio system.
Walden Ranks in Top 20 for Graduate Education for Hispanics Online programs help reduce barriers to advanced degrees for Hispanics.
International Transcripts Now Evaluated Free Transcripts that once took three weeks or more to evaluate can now be reviewed within 48 hours to a week.
Walden Celebrates National Nurses Week Share with us how being a nurse has made a difference in your life and in the lives of others.
Nursing Students and Alumni Plan Honor Society Chapter A charter Board of Directors has been appointed.
Library Launches Enhancements Redesigned Web site helps students get resources faster.
Read Walden Alumni Magazine Online The latest issue of Walden's award-winning alumni magazine includes articles about social change in the Middle East, the continuing pursuit of genius, and getting your first big grant.
Lifelong Learning Options for Walden Alumni Students and alumni who continue into another program at Walden can receive a 10 percent tuition savings or benefit from waived or transferred courses (for some programs).
"Walden Online Degree Fills Gap in Nursing Education" The Hispanic Outlook in Education magazine (pdf)
Walden University Launches Nursing Specialization in Informatics
New Hispanic Advisory Committee Studies Education Issues Members bring wide range of expertise, backgrounds to task of identifying and addressing barriers to higher education that the Hispanic population faces.
M.S. Program Receives CCNE Accreditation
Alumna/Faculty Member Appointed to National Advisory Committee Dr. Bonnie Beardsley will provide advice on educational programs to the U.S. Army’s senior leadership.
Standing Together for Nurses Everywhere Faculty and students in Walden’s nurse leadership course came to the defense of the profession.