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8 Note-Taking Tips for College Students

Notes in college are no joke. While you may think college lectures are “optional,” material on lectures will be introduced and taught in lectures. College students often depend on textbooks, but most semester-long college courses fail to cover the whole textbook during the semester. Textbooks are often loaded with material, and while nothing in a… Read More
10 Summer Marketing Internships in New York

It’s not too late to apply for a summer internship! Below are 10 summer marketing internships (which can extend to full-time employment) in New York. We’ve highlighted the skills needed for each position, but to get the full scope, click on the titles, which will bring you to the individual job postings. Good luck on… Read More
What NOT to Do When Writing Essays

Writing essays isn’t always easy. Professors generally have different preferences when it comes to writing and they have to read and grade hundreds of papers, so the last thing they want to read is a bad essay. Instead of telling you what to do, I’m going to tell you what to avoid, so you don’t… Read More
What to Buy BEFORE You Move Into Your Dorm

College can really change a person! For many, it makes them more economical and the biggest discount seekers. Becoming a fiscally responsible college student requires basic knowledge on deals and discounts and when to take advantage of these opportunities. There are many things college students need for school, and it is usually better to have… Read More
Textbooks 101: Buying, Renting & Selling Textbooks In 2021

*Updated January 29, 2021 Textbooks are a real cost to college students. During the 2019-20 academic year, students spent an average of $413 for course materials, according to the National Association of College Stores (NASC). While the amount is substantial, it has fallen by 41 percent since the 2007-2008 academic year. The decrease is partially… Read More
How to Stand Out As an Intern

A summer internship is the stepping stone into reality for many college students worldwide. Before the summer, students compete to sit and be immersed within the working culture, so they can gain professional experience and meet professionals in their chosen field. Summer internships offers opportunities for students to explore a field they are interested in,… Read More
Salary Negotiation Tips: From a Dreaded Confrontation to a Doable Conversation

Salary negotiation (or asking for a raise) can be scary, but what needs to be done must be done. You shouldn’t settle for less than you deserve, and you shouldn’t fear asking for more if you truly believe that you deserve it. Remember, your salary is a compensation for your work, a reflection of your… Read More
6 Tips for a Resume That Brings High Salaries

What is the purpose of your resume? Do you write it to get invited to a job interview? Wrong. You write it to indicate a professional value and let hiring managers see your cost as an expert. If you can sell your skills via a resume, it won’t be a problem to do that at… Read More
Are Unpaid Internships Worth it?

If you ask your parents, who likely had a job directly after college, chances are, they never had an internship. Today, it’s a different story. Your college advisors are telling you the truth when they say employers don’t hire those without internship experience. In some ways, the modern developed need for internships is beneficial. Internships… Read More
How to Safely Stay in the Loop on Current Events

It is easier than ever to stay up to date on the news. Every breaking story can be reached and read with a single right swipe on your iPhone’s home screen. Opinion pieces infiltrate our social media feeds. Notably, with controversy surrounding the latest election, we are drowning in news. Due to the digital age… Read More
How to Find Internships

*Updated December 2, 2021 If you are a college student looking for internships, check out the job board at The University Network (TUN). Like all our other products, TUN’s job engine is wholly dedicated to college students who are still in school, so we concentrate only on placing students as interns (paid and unpaid), part-timers,… Read More
Best Cities for Millennials to Find Jobs After College

With the 2017 school year coming to an end, a new batch of college graduates is hitting the job market and the class of 2018 is starting the application process. We all strive for big jobs in dream cities, but the reality is that those fantasies aren’t always immediately attainable. Fortunately, the market has opened… Read More
Why We Procrastinate and How We Can Increase Productivity

Why do we procrastinate all the time? Procrastination for most college students lies simply in putting off school work, or waiting until tomorrow to apply for that scholarship or internship. The easy answer for why we procrastinate is laziness, but in some cases the cause goes deeper. While we may have all kinds of excuses… Read More
Must-Know Banking and Money Tips for Students Studying Abroad

If you are going to study abroad, you should understand the local banking system and currency and make financial plans before you start wandering the streets of your new home. Banking and money differ a great deal depending on the country you are traveling to. While the U.S. dollar is widely accepted, you will still… Read More
Want Better Grades? Sleep in!

If you’re looking to improve your GPA, sleeping in might help. University of Nevada, Reno teamed up with The Open University in the UK to conduct a study that found taking classes later in the day results in better school performance. In a two-method study, both universities found that the prime optimal functioning times… Read More