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What to Know About Research Experience for BS/MD Admission
Wondering what kind of experience you need for medical program admission? Learn what to know about research experience and BS/MD admission from an expert.
by Kristen Moon
Valuable Reasons for Health Care Majors to Start Volunteering
Health and Medicine majors can strengthen their communities and their résumés through volunteering and service. Here are all the benefits and how to start!
by Ashley Hill
Our Best Advice for Counselors and Consultants to Help Their Students
Even counselors and consultants need resources and guidance sometimes! Find all our best advice to better help your students in the college search here.
The Art of Creating a Great Résumé in an Online World
The art of crafting your résumé for the job search has changed drastically in the modern age. Here's how to write a great one in our technology-based world.
by Mark Rowh
Recreational therapy, including specialties in dance and art, may be the ideal way to combine a love of dance, art, or music with the desire to make a difference in the lives of others.
Looking to the Future: How to Prepare Now for a Better Life After College
It’s never too early to start preparing for your life after college! Here are some things you can do now to set you up for a happy, successful life later.
The Business of Majoring in Fashion
Fashion is a competitive field, but the key to success is making business connections. Learn more about interning and networking from a real student here!
5 Ways Students Can Celebrate, Honor, and Learn About Women’s Equality Day
Women’s Equality Day is an important time to support and celebrate women and the fight for true equality. Here are five ways you can get involved as an ally!
Which Tech Skills Education Path Is Right for You?
Programming and IT jobs are lucrative, but how do you get there? Let's compare college degrees vs. coding boot camps to find the right path for you.
4 Tools to Help Your Student Avoid Senioritis and Prepare for College
Slacking off senior year means risking admission and scholarships. Here are tools your student can use to stay sharp and get ready for college-level work.
5 Money Skills Students Need to Learn for Financial Stability
Financial literacy is important in order to have a healthy relationship with money. Learn skills to become financially stable as a student with this video!
by Emily Rogan
The Ultimate Bucket List for All 4 Years of High School
High school is a big deal, and you should treat it that way! Take advantage of all your academic journey has to offer with this four-year bucket list.
How to Become a Cultural Leader in College and Beyond
Leadership comes down to a complex understanding of the world and your role in it. Here's how to become a cultural leader on campus or out in the world.
Want a Great Job? Build a Great Technical Portfolio
Looking for ways to stand out in college and in the job market? MIT grad Erik Fogg has some great advice to help you build an attention-grabbing portfolio.
by Erik Fogg
What Is Being a Teacher Really Like?
Looking for the inside scoop before committing to an Education major in college? These teachers share their biggest takeaways from decades in the field.
by Susan Froetschel; Dr. Holly Hansen-Thomas; Mike Metzler; Meredith O'Neill; Dr. Richard Horowitz; Joseph M. Davis
How to Build a Great Presence on LinkedIn to Grow Your Network
Working on professional development in the new year? LinkedIn is a great place to start. Learn how to update your profile and make it the best it can be!
by Amber Li
Easy Ways to Make Studying for Standardized Tests Fun
Think test prep has to be boring? Discover fun, everyday activities that build the skills you need to ace the SAT, ACT, and other major exams.
by Dan Bi Han
5 Major Benefits of Becoming a Resident Assistant in College
Becoming a resident advisor is a lot of responsibility but a great experience. Here are some major benefits to consider, plus tips on how you can become one.
Top Four Tips for Students Transitioning to High School
Moving from middle school to high school is a big leap. Explore four expert tips on choosing classes, joining clubs, and advocating for yourself.
5 Tips to Have the Best Freshman Orientation
Freshman orientation is your first glimpse at college life, so it can be a bit intimidating. But you will survive it, especially if you follow these five tips.
by Paige Miller
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