Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
In honor of Employee Appreciation Day on March 1st, personal finance website WalletHub has released a report on America’s hardest working cities. Americans work an average of 1,811 hours per year, more than people in most other industrialized countries. In this post, we celebrate those who contribute the most to our economy. Americans are known Read More …
Many liberal arts majors have plans to pursue a graduate degree to improve their chances of landing a job. But which graduate programs are best for those with a liberal arts degree? Graduates should focus on programs that don’t require a large number of specific courses (such as science or engineering), but rather programs that Read More …
AddictionResources.net is offering a $1000 scholarship for the Spring semester 2024. The scholarship is for full-time students pursuing an Associate’s, Bachelor, Master, or Doctorate degree. A first and runner-up prize is available through an essay contest, highlighting a subject that is common amongst students, binge drinking on college campuses. Addiction Resources believe college students are Read More …
Photo by ELEVATE If you’re introverted, you may think a good portion of jobs are off limits. In fact, we’ve written about careers for introverts. But it is possible for introverts to thrive in jobs that require lots of interaction. These jobs include sales, customer service and education. In fact, introverts can thrive in the Read More …
Every student is different and needs a certain environment to thrive. Many college students choose a college solely on location, scholarship opportunities or where friends are going. It’s not to say that these factors aren’t important, but there are many other qualities one has to consider when choosing the right college or university. Before deciding Read More …
