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How to Transition From College to a Full-Time Job

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Freelance Writer

Every student has to deal with the college-to-career transition. Here are a few tips to make yours as smooth as possible. read more

The New Gap Year: What to Do After College When You're Not Ready for the Real World

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Freelance Writer

If you're not ready for the "real world" just yet, there are a lot of things you can do after graduating college to prepare you for the next step. Here are a few ways to transition between school and the world of nine-to-five. read more

Inside an Interviewer's Mind

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CEO, milewalk; author

Whether you're embarking on those first post-grad job interviews or you're gearing up for the internship or co-op interviews to come this semester, it helps to have a little insight into what your interviewer is thinking. Or, rather, not thinking . . . read more

Master's vs Ph.D.

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You know you want an advanced degree, but just how advanced? Keep reading to discover the key differences between master's and doctoral degrees. read more

Why Go To Grad School?

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So you have made it through four years of college and have earned your degree. Now what? read more

What Can You Do With a Political Science Degree?

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Freelance Writer

Maybe you're thinking of majoring in political science. But doesn't that mean you have to go to law school or run for office someday? Absolutely not. read more

Pay Off Graduate School Debt

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Unfortunately for most graduate students, the debt they have after earning their degree is a simple fact of life. What is not so simple for many is how to repay it. read more

Finding the Right Grad School Fit

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The suit you wear to a job interview needs to fit perfectly, and so does the graduate school that prepares you for what comes after that interview. read more

Consolidating and Repaying Loans

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You're graduating from college and entering the real world--soon you'll be raking in the dough, right? Earning a paycheck is definitely exciting, but don't forget about those pesky student loans. read more