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DoSomething Makes Volunteering Easy and Rewarding
DoSomething is a nonprofit exclusively for young people and social change with millions of members. Its mission is to fuel young people to change the world by taking action on the issues that are most pressing to them. Through various campaigns and opportunities, DoSomething members can begin their civic engagement journey through volunteering, making a Read More
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Global Volunteers Calls Students to Join Volunteer Abroad Programs
For high school and college students, volunteering provides not only life-changing experiences, such as opportunities to give back and make positive impacts on the world, but also practical benefits, such as career development and service-hour requirements. One of the biggest short-term volunteer organizations, Global Volunteers calls students to join its short-term service abroad programs that Read More
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UPchieve Offers Free Tutoring and Volunteering Opportunities
UPchieve is a 100-percent free online tutoring and college counseling platform for high school students. The organization seeks to democratize access to academic support so all students can have an equal opportunity to finish high school and attend college. Whether you’re looking to get or offer tutoring, UPchieve offers not only a sharing of intellectual Read More
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Globe Aware Makes Volunteering Easy, Safe and Fun
For students in high school and college, volunteering is beneficial in many ways. Through volunteering, not only can you make meaningful impacts and learn to live as a part of a wider community, but also network with people from various career paths and improve your school applications. Of course there are numerous local volunteering opportunities Read More
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Benefits of Volunteering for Students Who Want to Get Involved
Benefits of Volunteering Should you volunteer in high school and college? Volunteering as a student is a great way to give back to your community and help those in need. Beyond benefiting your community, however, volunteering has various personal benefits: it can help your career path, improve your college and graduate school applications, help you Read More
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Is It Better to Live on Campus or off Campus? — Interview With Brian Tan, Student Ambassador at the University of Houston
TUN sits down with Brian Tan, a computer science major and student ambassador at the University of Houston, to discuss the benefits and disadvantages of both on-campus and off-campus living. TUN: Brian, thanks so much for joining us. TAN: Thank you for having me. At many institutions, incoming freshmen are required to live in the Read More
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What I Wish I Knew My Freshman Year — Interview With Veronica Gonzalez, Executive Director, University of Houston Student Ambassadors
TUN sits down with Veronica Gonzalez, a business management major at the University of Houston and the executive director of the University of Houston Student Ambassadors, to discuss the things you should know as a freshman in college. TUN: Veronica, thanks so much for joining us. GONZALEZ: Thank you for having me. Starting off with Read More
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Benefits of Joining a Club in College — Interview With Will Sauerland, Hydroponics Club President at Pitt
TUN sits down with Will Sauerland, president of the Hydroponics Club at the University of Pittsburgh, to discuss the benefits of joining a club in college. TUN: Will, thanks so much for joining us! Will: Thanks for having me. Pleasure to be here. Before we get into the reasons why, or potentially why not, students Read More
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8 Student Side Hustles: How to Make Money in Your Free Time
College life is pretty much synonymous with being young and broke. We all know the common tropes — cheap beer, instant ramen, and mac and cheese. I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t need to be that way, even if you can’t fit a part-time job into your schedule. Find yourself a side hustle. Read More
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Starting a Dorm Room Business: 8 Types of Student Businesses with Real-World Success Stories
You’re an entrepreneurial college student — the kind who doesn’t want to wait until graduation to get your hands dirty and start making money. Maybe you’ve seen The Social Network and decided that you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg. While I’m not going to promise that you’ll build a multi-billion dollar tech empire Read More
















