- May 4, 2012
- Returning to College and Your Unfinished Degree
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Too often, college students abandon their degrees for any number of reasons: the work is too demanding or unappealing, the student needs to devote more time to working or other personal commitments, the finances to support tuition run dry. Whatever the reason, going back to school after any length of time to complete an unfinished degree is always a good investment that is guaranteed to pay off in the future with dedication and hard work.
Read More- By Karen Delane
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- March 16, 2012
- Starting the Job Search in College
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In a tough economy, it is never too early to begin searching for post-graduate work and planning for your future. In fact, the perfect time to start is before your first college class.
Read More- By Alyssa Ammirato
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- March 2, 2012
- The Job Interview: Maneuvering Tricks and Traps
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Being well-prepared for your job interview goes beyond having your suit pressed and ready and a few copies of your resume on hand. There are certain tricks and traps set up in nearly every interview you’ll go on, so it helps to be prepared with some go-to answers beforehand. It’s difficult, but important, to strike the right balance between sounding like a rehearsed robot and looking like a deer caught in headlights without a clue of what to say.
Read More- By Tim Calette
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- February 17, 2012
- Boost Your Education with Elective Courses
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There are a number of things you can do in college to enhance your education and appear more valuable to potential employers. Most students know these things to be internships, work-study, clubs, and campus activities. But you can also boost your skill set by taking a few elective courses outside of your major field to round out your education and add an extra point of view to potential working situations.
Read More- By Alyssa Ammirato
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- September 12, 2011
- First One Attending College in the Family: Where do you go for Guidance?
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The process of preparing for and applying to colleges and universities is a long and difficult one. You must work hard for the four years that you are in high school in order to achieve a sufficiently high grade point average which allows you to gain acceptance into your schools of choice.
Read More- By Mike DelVoni
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- May 16, 2011
- Common Graduation Problems
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Once you have finally made it through your four or five years of college it is time for you to graduate. You must feel elated! The funny thing is, now that you have made it this far the school is going to miss you so much they want to keep you there. Now, because they want to see you stay since you moving on with your life is too much for the school to handle many different issues might start to surface. Don’t think the school is trying to be mean…They just love you so much.
Read More- By Megan Harry
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