It's the latest YouTube video to go viral. In a Texas schoolroom, an exasperated student is seen ambling toward the classroom door, seeming only to mumble at first as the microphone on the distant camera struggles to pick up the audio. As he passes his teacher's desk and heads for the door, the audio clears.

Bradlee Dean — rock star, talk radio host, conservative columnist and Christian activist — was kicked off the campus of a Florida high school where he was to give a speech at an event to which he was invited by a student group.

When you're young, school is one of your main focuses in life, and you most likely have the time  to devote to being a full-time student. But if you never finished college, or if you simply want to take your education to a higher level, the way you approach the realities of being a student will be vastly different. Returning to college can be a big decision. You probably have many valid concerns about how to fit school into your adult life, which is filled with priorities you didn't have before, like work and family. The questions that most people ask themselves — When is the right time? How long will it take? How do I pay for school? What kind of career will it allow me to pursue? — don't have one definitive answer for everyone. But there are many universal issues for potential adult students to consider.

When it comes to higher education, there are many factors that go into the decision-making process. You may want to focus on a specific area of study or you may want to take general classes until you decide upon your major. You may want to take classes part-time and work part-time to cut down on college expenses or you may want to go to the school of your dreams even if it is out-of-state. One question many students have is considering online versus on-campus degrees: is one stronger than the other?

In an editorial published by Newsweek on the ongoing impact of Title IX, President Obama cheered the reduction in the number of men graduating with college educations as compared with women.

As a music lover, you've known for as long as you can remember that the world can't be described solely through hard facts, logic and statistical analysis. Think back to your experiences in music class as a child. How central was that daily dose of creativity and beauty to your development as a well-rounded person? How deeply did the words, rhythms and harmonies of your music teachers affect you? If you thrill at the thought of making a similar impact on students' lives and earn a good living in the process, you'd make a great music teacher.

Going to college can be a daunting experience and making sure that you are on the right course is vital. With so many different colleges offering so many different options, how can you make sure you are on the best course for you? In the UK, “UCAS”, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, suggests that you should first ask yourself vital questions.

A recent article on the CNN website had this:

This week President Obama did a swing through some college campuses talking about student loan debt. The immediate issue is the 3.4% interest rate on federal student loans. It's set to double July 1 unless Congress acts. Keeping the rate low in this still weak economy is, as the president said, a no-brainer. Even his opponent Mitt Romney has endorsed it.

College tuition is one of the largest investments a person makes in their lifetime. With research, planning, and careful consideration you can decide how much tuition you can comfortably afford.

A Minnesota school district faces a lawsuit after it allegedly held a 12-year-old student against her will and without her parent’s knowledge and forced her to relinquish her Facebook password. The school also punished the student for postings made to Facebook, even though those postings were not made while on school grounds.

It is important to get into a career field that not only pays well, but a career that will also not be affected by the turmoil of an unstable economy. Here are five of the best career choices graduating students should consider.

Individuals who are thinking about going back to school should base their decision on their personal goals for career advancement, rather than by job market conditions. Nonetheless, in these difficult economic times it is natural for anyone to consider whether further education will improve their chances of employment.

It’s becoming more and more obvious that simply having a bachelor’s degree is not enough in today’s competitive world. If you have a bachelor’s degree in the business sector, obtaining a Master’s of Business Administration is of paramount importance. When getting your MBA, consider obtaining one with a focus in a particular area of study like Human Resources, Finance, or even Information Technology. Obtaining an MBA can help you in many areas of your life, including these five:

Advance Your Career

Today’s workforce is increasing in competitiveness. No longer can one rely on experience alone to get ahead, now one must have education to support their experience. With that being the standard, many of those competing in the workforce have already obtained their bachelor’s degree. In order to rise above your employment competition, you must now have a master’s degree. In order to enhance your master’s degree, do what you can to focus on your area of specialization so that it further sets you apart from everyone else.

Architectural Drafting
To find the right online school for an architectural drafting career, you must first do a little research on the background of the schools that are available. A quick search online can bring up a number of schools that offer the architectural drafting degree. One of the main advantages of an online school is that most of them offer a study curriculum that adapts to your schedule. Programs that you can look for when deciding on what online school is best for you are "Drafting and Design" and "Drafting Technology" programs.

The biggest tool that should be supplied to you is an architectural drafting computer program. Aside from this, you will also need drafting materials such as scales, protractors and a compass just to mention a few. The school should offer the appropriate study guide that will teach you the basics of drafting to the advanced ins and outs of the trade. You can be certain that once you find the perfect online school for you, the degree you have been waiting for will be yours in no time.

When helping your children decide which path they will choose for their future, the military undoubtedly arises as a part of the discussion. Most parents are well aware of the educational benefits that the military offers but there are other financial benefits that make  joining the military an option considered by many high school students. Here are some military benefits that you may not be aware of:

1. Life Insurance: as a parent, you’ve probably researched life insurance and know how expensive a private policy can be. The military offers life insurance to its soldiers in increments of $50,000. Insurance coverage tops out at $400,000 and that level of coverage costs a mere $27/month. Five dollars per month pays for $100,000 of life insurance for a spouse or child younger than 35. This is an exceptional value.

2. Medical care: soldiers are privy to free medical care while they are on active duty and that care extends to each member of their immediate family. Coverage includes physical therapy, supplements, medications and even corrective surgeries like Lasik. If you are paying for health insurance through your employer, you are well aware of the tremendous value of this free care.