Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
Unless you’re lucky enough to have a trust fund, money can get tight in college. Not only do you need to cough up thousands in tuition and living expenses, but also money for books and school supplies. Even with a full-time job, it would be almost impossible for the average college student to pay for Read More …
College students and recent graduates are particularly vulnerable to scams, pyramid schemes, and generally awful jobs. Companies know applicants with little or no experience are desperate and won’t ask for much in the way of salary or benefits. They lure you in with big promises but offer few details on the actual job. If you’re Read More …
Hossein Ghodsi via Compfight As a college student, you may want to earn money but can’t find a job that’s flexible enough for your schedule. Self-employment offers more flexibility and independence, however it isn’t always easy. Some small businesses require a considerable investment of money to get started, but not if you already have a Read More …
Phillip via Compfight As a college student, you may not have time to work during the school year. But you may also like to have some extra spending cash or something to put aside for school expenses. Summer jobs present the perfect opportunity to earn money while maintaining your full-time student status. However, most companies Read More …
on line pharmacy Adrian Flower via Compfight Advanced education leads to greater employability and higher salaries upon graduation, but paying for college can be a vexing proposal. Student loans, government grants and scholarships recognizing excellence provide valuable financial aid resources for college students striving to make ends meet. But higher education costs go beyond tuition Read More …
