Making connections while you’re still a student can help when it’s time to enter the workforce. By: Jackson Nimesheim Undergraduate students may feel like college will last a lifetime, but the countdown to graduation starts the day they step on campus. Students can set themselves up for professional success by building a network while they’re still in school, experts say. “There are…
NYU SPS HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY Career Edge – NYU High School Summer Program By NYU High School Academy Getting ready for college while preparing for your professional future. While there are many summer programs for high school students in NYC, the Career Edge NYU Summer High School Program affords students an exceptional college and career readiness experience. Career Edge is…
5 Tips For College Freshman To Help Maximize Year One by Robert Farrington Heading to college for the first time can be daunting, and that’s true whether you’re attending a public four-year university or a prestigious Ivy League school. You have to get the lay of the land, make friends, and figure out how to do well in your courses…
Here are four tips on how to feel more energized and empowered in male-dominated industries as you navigate presentations, meetings, interviews, and the dreaded office Christmas party.
Although requiring gender studies classes in college won’t fix every gender-based issue, the requirement could help inspire progress toward a more respectful and inclusive culture. Here are a few reasons why this requirement should be implemented everywhere.
If you’re a student who’s dealing with college stress right now, here’s what it could mean and how you can cope, according to therapists and doctors.
College notetaking is quite different than how you may have taken your high school notes, so here’s how to take better notes in college and set yourself up for success.
Being a commuter student, or student who lives off-campus, comes with its own set of benefits and challenges. So what measures can you take to ensure you have a successful college experience as a commuter?
Here are the reasons why these four seniors — who were offered scholarship funds ranging from $200,000 to $3 million in total — have chosen HBCUs over th
How To Make New Friends In College, Even If You’re Shy By Julianna Marie If you typed “what do you do if you have no friends in college” into your Google search engine to get here, don’t be embarrassed. That’s the reality of college life: Finding your BFF can be difficult! Whether you’re a freshman, transfer student, or even a…
