Create an Outstanding Resume That Employers Notice July 7, 2021 11:58 AM by Scholarships.com Staff Among the most important things you want to do before applying for a job is to update your resume with relevant experience. Doing so makes it possible for employers to take notice of you, your
How to Find a Summer Internship June 22, 2021 9:46 AM by Scholarships.com Staff Summer is the perfect time to take on a student internship. Your class load is lighter, so you have more time to explore options in your preferred industry. There isn’t as much competition from your
How to Add Scholarships to Your Resume June 15, 2021 9:10 AM by Scholarships.com Staff For someone with limited work experience, creating a resume can be challenging. After all, isn’t the job history section the most important part of the document? If you’re unsure how to create a
Congrats! Or Not… March 26, 2014 by Mike Sheffey With False Acceptance Emails on the Rise, Be Sure to Double Check Your Admissions Decision
How to Play (and Win) the Waiting Game March 11, 2014 by Mike Sheffey It’s that time of year: admission decision time. Those daunting, time-consuming and incredibly necessary applications that you sent off months ago have yet to result in anything concrete and you –
Top 10 Highest Paying Internships February 18, 2014 by Suada Kolovic For a college student, an internship is viewed as a rite of passage, a box that must be checked, a prerequisite for future ambitions. And while obtaining an internship is a success in its own right,
Scholarships.com Virtual Interns Wanted December 6, 2013 by Alexis Mattera Whether you're putting pen to paper, live tweeting campus events or blogging until the wee hours of the morning, one thing is certain: Sharing information is your passion. And you know what? It's
Top Colleges with the Highest Rate of Student Internships November 7, 2013 by Suada Kolovic Five years after the financial crisis, recent college graduates (and folks in general!) still find themselves struggling with a stagnant job market. And with the slow pace of job growth looming,
Choosing a Minor That Majorly Helps October 23, 2013 by Chelsea Slaughter A problem that many incoming freshmen face is trying to choose a major but they also need to realize the importance of relating that major to a minor that supports it and gain skills in two fields
Making Time for Reading Assignments October 22, 2013 by Veronica Gonzalez Stuck on a textbook or novel on your syllabus? Want to make your reading assignments much easier? Here’s an idea: JUST READ! This may sound too obvious or pointless but it just might be crazy enough