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The Benefits of Collaborative Learning Through Peer Teaching

Working and studying with fellow students is an easy and fun way to enhance your learning. Take it one step further by teaching your peers with these tips!

by Carolina Jacobs

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6 Smart Tips for Selecting the Best Résumé Format

These six tips can help you pick the best résumé format to leverage your education, skills, and know-how and land an entry-level position after graduation!

by LiveCareer

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Go Global: How to Get Certified to Teach English Abroad

Teaching English in another country is a rewarding experience, but you need to be certified to do it. Here's how to pursue your TEFL/TESOL certification.

by Ashley Lipman

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3 Benefits of Tutoring, Plus Tips to Make the Most of It

Tutoring is beneficial for both the person learning and the person teaching. Here are just some of those benefits, plus tips for making the most of your time.

by Carolina Jacobs

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Preparing for Medical School

The medical school application process can be challenging, exciting, invigorating, and, at times, frustrating. The more you know about the process, the better off you will be.

by Charles D. Sands, Ph.D.

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Student Loan Repayment Plans: Which Option Is Best for You?

All the different types of student loan repayment plans can be confusing. Here's a breakdown of the federal plans and how to know which one is right for you.

by Maxime Croll

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How to Get Involved in Politics and Prepare to Vote Before You're 18

Most high schoolers can't vote yet, but you can still get involved! Here’s why it’s important to participate in community politics and how to pre-register.

by Samad Quraishi

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How to Overcome Learning Obstacles in Math Classes

Math can be intimidating, and you may think it limits your choice of majors and career paths. Learn effective strategies to improve your math skills now!

by Ana Sinicariello; Learner Education

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How to Help Your Teen Embrace the New School Year

Back-to-school season may be your favorite time of year as a parent. If your student disagrees, help them develop a more positive mindset with this advice.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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Five Simple Ways You Can Make Studying More Fun

Stop dreading your homework! Discover five simple ways to make studying more fun and productive using time management, games, and rewards to boost your grades.

by CollegeXpress

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3 Things to Consider About Standardized Test Prep Services

You've probably heard upperclassmen talking about preparing for the SAT and ACT for years, but now it's your turn. Here are three things to know about test prep services and tutoring.

by Kristen Moon

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4 Important Tips for Finding Your Medical Residency Program

You've figured out what kind of doctor you want to be—congrats! Here's how to choose a residency by exploring your motivations, seeking mentors, and more.

by Dr. Amin Azzam

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Part–Time Jobs and Money–Making Ideas for Students

Looking to make extra money in school? Discover top part-time jobs, online work, side hustles, and student business ideas to boost your income.

by Nicole Iwuala

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Infographic: 10 Tips to Help You Prepare for the GMAT

Nervous about the GMAT? This infographic from Washington State University offers 10 tips to help prospective graduate Business students prep for the exam.

by Washington State University

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A Look at 4 Fields That Require a Master's Degree

You may be deciding whether or not to get a grad degree--depending on your field it may be required. Here's a look at careers that require a master's degree.

by Farah Fard

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What Can You Do With an International Relations Major?

An International Relations major can take you around the world. Keep Take a look at some common careers for students who major in this life-changing field.

by Maddy Zeeman

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New Tech Means New Jobs: Career Paths to Consider

As human knowledge expands and technology advances, all kinds of brand-new career paths are emerging. Here are some new tech fields to consider postgrad.

by Mark Rowh

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A Day in the Life of a Health Care Team

From physician assistants to radiologists to dietitians, there are so many career options in medicine for you to consider beyond being a doctor or nurse.

by Michelle Schmude, EdD; Linda Berardi-Demo, EdD

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The Post–Graduate Job Search for International Students

Interested in working in the U.S. after you graduate? First, the bad news: anyone searching for a job in today's market faces stiff competition. Now for the good news: if you're starting early, you can lay the groundwork for a successful job search.

by Joan Axelrod-Contrada

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Our Best Advice for Aspiring Graduate Students

Grad school admission and life may feel like more pressure than undergrad, but with all this great advice, you can breeze through it with ease.

by CollegeXpress