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by Admin · Published September 28, 2017 · Last modified October 13, 2017
For many die-hard college sports fans, there’s no question which athletic conference is best: their own. Sure, conference loyalty is a scarce commodity during the season. You won’t find Auburn extolling Alabama’s virtues in...
Guest post from our friends at WayUp. Whether you want to make extra cash or add experience to your resume, there are several reasons for taking on both a part-time job and an internship at the...
Guest post from our friends at AroundCampus. Staying organized during the school year can feel like a full-time job, but being unorganized can feel even worse! As college students, we always have class assignments,...
Guest post from our friends at YouTern. Today, employers are looking for soft skills no one even talked about five years ago. And yet these skills have become so critical in the Social Age, that we simply...
Step One: Impress your professor Impress your professor by attending class each and every day, do not be late and do not make procrastination a habit. Try to attend your professor’s office hours, especially...
Resumes are a valuable tool that give employers a top-level view into your skills, education, and experience to determine if you are qualified for the job they are offering. As an English major, you’ve...
Galvanized by high-profile incidents on American campuses in recent years, politicians, educators, and activists have demanded increased national attention to issues of sexual assault and consent. In advancing this cause, advocates draw on a...
College students face an enormous amount of academic stress and personal challenges. And these pressures can often leave them feeling overwhelmed and susceptible to conditions such as anxiety, depression, and other mental health problems....
Guest post from our friends at Shmoop Anyone who claims that standardized test scores don’t matter hasn’t applied to college recently. Love it or hate it, these scores matter now more than ever, with...
Guest post from our friends at WayUp. As a college student, you’re told to choose a major, complete internships and join clubs and activities that interest you. These experiences are designed to lead to...
