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Top Tips for Student of Color Success: How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome is very real and disproportionally affects students of color. Here's a look at what it is and effective ways to combat these feelings.

by Dr. Ciera Graham

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What Can You Do With an Engineering Major?

If you're looking for a job where you can help people, use your science and math skills, and be in demand for decades to come, a career in engineering is tough to beat.

by Rebecca VanderMeulen

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How to Become a Great Student Leader in High School

Being a strong leader will help you throughout college and the rest of your life. High school is a great time to start honing your leadership skills. Here's how!

by Alyssa Abel

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4 Flexible Summer Jobs to Get Paid and Take a Break

You deserve a break this summer, but you may also need some cash. Here are four flexible summer jobs to have fun and make money at the same time.

by Rachel Louissaint

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How to Land a Job in Financial Technology

If you have a mind for innovation, technology, and challenging the status quo, financial technology might be a great step in your professional career.

by Debra Tenenbaum

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How to Showcase Volunteer Work to Boost Your Résumé

Volunteering and community service can be amazing experiences. The feeling of helping someone is enough, but it can also help your résumé. Here's how!

by Aditya Sharma

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All About Kaplan Test Prep's Boost Year Program

If you're leaning toward taking a gap year, you may be weighing your options on how you should spend your time. Could a "Boost Year" be right for you?

by CollegeXpress

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What Is an Interdisciplinary Major?

Interdisciplinary majors are a great way to pursue multiple interests in college. Here's some quick expert advice to learn about this academic opportunity.

by Donald K. Sherman

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A College Essay Starter Guide for the Long Dog Days of Summer

Getting students to work on college applications during summer is hard. Here's how to encourage teens to get started on writing their college essays.

by Keaghan Turner, PhD

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How to Make Extra Money With Your Writing Skills

Did you know you can work from the comfort of your dorm room or home to earn extra cash in your downtime? Check out these cool writing jobs to make some money.

by Tommy Wyher

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Med School Success Guide: Excelling in Your Academic Life

Medical school is one of the most difficult academic challenges you can pursue. Here's a guide to all the ways to not only succeed but excel academically.

by Nancy Mitchell

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Protecting the College Investment: 5 Things Parents Need to Know

The pricetag for an undergraduate college degree seems daunting and insurmountable. However, there are steps parents can take to ensure the college investment is a favorable one.

by Mindy Popp

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A Complete Guide to Writing an Effective Elevator Pitch

Your elevator pitch is one of the most important tools you can develop as a student. Here’s how to make sure yours is strong and effective.

by Amy Feind Reeves

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3 Valuable Benefits of Joining Student Organizations in College

What happens outside the college classroom is just as important as what happens inside. Here are three good reasons to get involved in student organizations.

by Daren Colbert

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5 Major Career Benefits to Earning Your Music Degree

Skipping college to pursue a music career might seem enticing, but here are a few benefits to getting your degree first before stepping into the spotlight.

by Tess DiNapoli

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College Campus Jobs: Why They're Smart and How to Get One

Having a campus job is a convenient way to make some cash during college. Here's why you need one, plus real student stories to inspire you to get to work!

by Erin Smith Petrotta

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How to Build Better Relationships With Your Teachers

Having good relationships with your teachers is of the utmost importance to academic success. Here's how you can build a better rapport with your teachers.

by Varnika Dhyani

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3 Easy Ways to Make Your Résumé Stand Out to Colleges

Admission to top schools continues to get more competitive. How can you make your college application stand out? Here are three ways to set your résumé apart.

by Lindsey Conger

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Volunteer Opportunities for Science and Health Majors

This is the time of the year when many people start preparing for the upcoming holidays and college students are dreaming of starting winter break. College and high school students can take advantage of this season by volunteering with local charities and other organizations on campus or in your hometown. Volunteering has many benefits whether you're applying to college or to a job.

by Ashley Hill

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How Can I Measure College Support for LD Students?

Students with learning disabilities should know what support a college provides before making a final decision. Our experts have some quick advice!

by Eric Endlich, PhD; Eileen Antalek, EdD