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Emily Kelley, BA, M.Ed

Contributing Author

Education

Master of Education - LeTourneau University

Emily Kelley is a freelance writer who is deeply dedicated to thorough research and passionate about crafting engaging, accurate, accessible content that helps individuals from all walks of life chart their educational and professional journeys. She has written more than 30 articles over the last 2 years on topics including nursing programs, allied health education, and thriving in graduate school. Emily began her own educational journey at East Texas Baptist University, where she earned a BA in English in 2008. She then went on to earn her M.Ed. from LeTourneau University in 2013. Prior to dedicating herself full time to writing, Emily taught middle school language arts for 6 years. Her educational and professional experiences have honed her ability to make complex topics easier to understand, and she strives to apply this skill to every piece she writes.

Emily's Advice for Future Students

Experiential, hands-on learning is a powerful way to cement your knowledge, sharpen your skills, and identify areas of weakness, so seek as much of it as you can.

Check Out Emily's Articles on Edumed:

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5 Ways Art Therapy Can Benefit Your Mental Health
Art therapy bridges the gap between artistic expression and mental health care. Led by credentialed mental health professionals, it uses various forms of creative expression to help individuals process, express, and navigate complex emotions that may be difficult to verbalize.
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Don’t Be Fooled: How to Spot an Untrustworthy Online Program
Online programs can make education accessible, convenient, and flexible, but it’s important to find a credible online course before making your selection. It is common for potential students to confuse scam programs, such as degree or diploma mills, for reputable online courses. According to Webster's Third New International Dictionary, degree mills or diploma mills are institutions of higher education operating without supervision of a state or professional agency. In short, those institutions care more about making money, rather than providing a qualitative and reputable education experience for eager students.
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Online NP Programs in Massachusetts: Find Top Schools
Discover high-quality online NP programs in Massachusetts, learn about key program features and degree types, and explore career and salary potential in the Bay State.
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Online LPN Programs in Missouri: Reviewing Top Schools
If you know that the LPN path is right for you, you can begin to explore top online LPN programs in Missouri with this guide.  These programs have the flexibility you need to achieve your educational and career aspirations — and many accept financial aid. To help you find the perfect school, we’ve highlighted some notable LPN programs, detailed what’s involved in obtaining your license, broke down your career and salary outlook, and provided some helpful resources for Missouri LPNs. Tomorrow won’t wait, so start navigating your perfect path forward today.
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Find Accredited Online LPN/LVN Programs
Accreditation offers many benefits, from access to financial aid, to recognition by employers. Explore top accredited programs and get your questions answered below.