By Noël Rozny Web Editor & Content Manager The hardest part of writing a research paper is undoubtedly the actual research. You’ve got to plan your outline, hunt down all of your sources from the stacks of your local library, mark the appropriate chapters with yellow sticky notes, dig through stacks of old articles to find the one with that perfect statistic you need, and manage and track all of…

By Pamme Boutselis If you’re heading for college, then chances are that you’re on the lookout for all the financial assistance that you can find. Scholarships and grants are particularly helpful as they offer funds that do not have to be paid back. Eligibility criteria is diversified and established by the sponsor of each individual scholarship. However, in spite of the thousands of legitimate grants and scholarships available to students, there are many dishonest…

By Noël Rozny Web Editor and Content Manager It’s something every college student secretly wonders when they declare a major: Will this degree help me in my career? Or will it be worthless once I get out into the real world? If you’ve got a cut and dry major, like business, the answer might be fairly clear. But if you’re majoring in something more broad, such as a liberal arts…

By Dave Ellis You’re gearing up for spring or summer internships. While you’re exploring your options, it’s likely that one of the most common internship-related questions will arise… By the time I graduate, how many internships should I have on my resume? The simple answer: there is no absolute “correct” number. However, successful job searches by recent graduates show that the more internships you have behind you, the bigger head…

By Noël Rozny Web Editor and Content Manager If you’ve applied to college this year, it should be only a few weeks until acceptance letters start hitting the mail. Most schools send their letters and follow-ups in March or April, so before you know it, you’ll be choosing the school that’s right for you. Here’s a few tips to help you with the decision-making process. College Tips: What to Consider…