Is Earning a College Degree Worth It? Study Finds Modest Return for Some February 10, 2015 by Suada Kolovic It wasn't too long ago that the majority of Americans agreed that one had to pursue a college degree in order to succeed in the workforce. Unfortunately for millennials, the rate of success after
Dealing with Uncertainty About the Future March 20, 2014 by Julius Clayborn I celebrated my 20th birthday this past year with cake, candles...and tears! Though they were more so tears of shock than sadness – I could not believe I was now going to be considered a
The Quarter-Life Crisis Epidemic September 2, 2013 by Carly Gerber “When I graduate, where will I work?” “What if I can’t find a job?” “What if no one will hire me because I lack experience?” “Did I pick the wrong major?” “Should I attend graduate school?” “Is
What to Expect as a Resident Assistant August 27, 2013 by Melissa Garrett Resident assistants. So you’ve seen them around campus and you admire how much they help out their fellow students. You’ve seen how much everybody loves them and what a positive impact they have on
Putting Your Best Face Forward on LinkedIn August 22, 2013 by Mike Sheffey If you’ve been in any career development class or seminar, I’m sure you’ve heard of LinkedIn. It’s a fantastic networking tool and, if used properly, can lead to some pretty great opportunities...but
Advice for Incoming Freshman August 20, 2013 by Carly Gerber No matter who you were or what you were known for in high school, college is a fresh start for all students. With a new academic year upon us (already?!), here are some tips for incoming freshmen on
Making the Most of Your Spare Time August 19, 2013 by Mary Steffenhagen It’s agonizing to suddenly relinquish a free and easy summer schedule to the clutches of the college schedule...but what happens when your weeks in school are just as free they are over break? You
Deciding Between On- and Off-Campus Employment August 13, 2013 by Melissa Garrett Getting a job in college can be a good opportunity for students in financial need, taking off tuition charges or putting more spending money directly into their pockets. Although choosing a job can
Making Time Your Friend Instead of Your Enemy in College August 7, 2013 by Mary Steffenhagen Some days in college feel like a battle against the clock: We students are constantly at the beck and call of our class schedule, homework and the professors who assign it. Add a job on top of that
Staying Grounded Amidst Campus Chaos July 15, 2013 by Chelsea Slaughter Campus life can get hectic, especially if it is your first time experiencing it. With new opportunities, new people, new rules and new atmosphere all coming together for one big whirlpool of “NEW,”