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How to Write A ‘Thank-You’ Email After an Interview
A lot has changed about the job interview process over the past few years. Now you can be asked to participate in a phone or video interview and even for proof that you’re qualified for the job. But there is one thing that hasn’t changed, and that is the need to send a thank-you note… Read More
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Top 10 Questions College Students Should Ask Employers During Job Interviews
An interview is a two-way street. The interviewer is asking you questions to learn about you and your skills. In return, you need to ask questions about the position and the company to make sure that this is the right job for you. If you don’t ask questions, you run the risk of giving the… Read More
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12 Typical Job Interview Questions: How to Answer Them
Securing a job would be so much easier if you know the questions a hiring manager will ask in your next interview. Well, we’ll give you the next best thing: a list of the most commonly asked questions and answers! Memorizing answers for interview questions is not recommended, but you should spend time getting comfortable… Read More
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6 Interview Tips That Will Help Get You the Job
Job interviews never seem to get easier, no matter how many of them you’ve been through. You are meeting new people, and have to sell yourself and your skills, all while being enthusiastic during each interview. You have to make a great first impression, have knowledge of your target company, and of course, know exactly… Read More
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8 Tips for a Successful Roommate Relationship
Most college freshmen start this new chapter of their life with a burning question in mind: what if my roommate and I don’t get along? It’s natural to wonder, but there are things you can do to ensure a good roommate relationship. Obviously, it’s nerve-racking to think about sharing such close quarters with a complete… Read More
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6 Tips for College Seniors on Finding Your First Job
If you’re a college senior, finding your first job can be very tough. But it is not impossible. You will need to pursue jobs actively by finding connections and networking, which will help you expand your opportunities of finding a job. [divider] Here are 6 tips to help you get started on your job search. … Read More
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Everything You Need to Know About Student Health Insurance
College students have loads of things to worry about, such as paying tuition, working out class schedules, and of course, studying for finals. With so much on their plate, it’s not surprising that health insurance isn’t on their mind. Students often completely forget about health insurance. If you’re one of these students, start reading. [divider]… Read More
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Pros and Cons of Living On Campus vs. Off Campus
Undergraduate students have the exciting opportunity to live away from home. Most universities and colleges provide dorms for students, but some also give students the option to live off campus. The off-campus option is usually for the upperclassmen rather than incoming freshmen. In fact, many universities and colleges require freshmen to live on-campus for the… Read More
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5 Easy Tips to Avoid Senior 15
Senior year of college is an experience you’ll never forget. From turning 21 to having real world jobs, you will be going through a whole bunch of new life changes. But a common trend goes unnoticed throughout senior year — the health changes that take place among seniors. When you have just about a hundred… Read More
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6 Tips to Survive Registration Week
Registration week – the time when all the students are scrambling to register for the correct classes with the schedule best suited for them. Everyone knows that registration week is one of the most stressful times in a student’s life, second to finals week. Students spend a lot of their time prepping and coming up… Read More
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Rate My Professors: How to (Properly) Use It to Your Advantage
Rate My Professors is the perfect tool for college students when determining their course schedule. Everyone wants an “A”-rated professor, meaning that they are good at what they do. This website is useful as a college student’s guide for finding professors, but there are a few tips and tricks to make the information more reliable. And… Read More
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Pros & Cons of Online Education
Traditional colleges are facing many challenges, such as budget cuts and higher tuition, so students are searching for alternatives. Online education has become one of the most popular alternatives; almost 6 million students are currently enrolled in online degree programs. Online education has soared in the past few years for many reasons, but it is not… Read More
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7 Benefits of Joining Your Campus Newspaper
Are you looking to get involved on campus? Do you enjoy current events? Do you have a passion for writing? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, your campus newspaper is the perfect organization for you to join. There are many benefits of writing for your campus newspaper. Listed below are a few… Read More
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NYC Summer Housing for Students and Interns
Some of the colleges in the heart of New York City cannot guarantee housing for every admitted student, which causes tremendous stress to students and their families. If you are in this position, know someone looking for some sort of off-campus living, or need somewhere to stay over the summer while interning in NYC, keep… Read More
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6 Note-Taking Skills You Need to Master in College
Knowing how to take accurate and useful notes is a vital skill. Not only do notes help you recall important information, but writing things down can also help you learn that information better and faster. Being able to take good notes is crucial no matter what college degree you’re pursuing, but unfortunately note-taking isn’t a… Read More
