The American Institute of CPAs introduced a new program dubbed the Profession Ready Initiative to identify and develop the skills needed by early-career CPAs to succeed in an increasingly AI-driven ...

Ms. Scheindlin is a former judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Mr. Jones is a former chief judge of the United States District Court for the Middle ...

The number of Certified Financial Planners continues to climb, with a record 107,529 financial professionals holding the credential at the end of 2025, the CFP Board said Thursday. Diversity, however, ...

Since 2002, nurses have annually outpaced every other profession as the most trusted profession, but their lead is narrowing amid decaying trust in healthcare workers, according to Gallup. Gallup’s ...

The accounting profession is “an essential part of our nation’s economic stability” and shouldn’t be excluded from a Department of Education list designating professional degree programs, according to ...

Health care is changing faster than the workforce trained to sustain it. Artificial intelligence, demographic pressure and system-wide complexity are reshaping care, yet we still rely on 20th-century ...

Happy belated Thanksgiving! Recently, the federal government announced that nursing and certain other health professions will not be recognized as professional degree programs. This decision could ...

Ulrich is the Lillian S. Brunner endowed chair in medical and surgical nursing, and professor of nursing and medical ethics and health policy, at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing and ...

The Trump administration left nursing off a list of “professional” degrees in a move that could directly limit how future nurses will finance their education. Removing the profession from the list ...

There is a panic spreading across social media about the reclassification of many graduate degrees as non-professional, and how that could affect pay scales, as well as the amount people can borrow to ...

DALLAS — Nursing associations in the U.S. are asking nurses and nurse practitioners across the country to flood the Department of Education with their comments, and their disappointment, in a portion ...