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How to Approach Your College Job Event
Tweet Read on and we will examine the best approach for you to take as you prepare for and attend a college job fair. 1. Write your resume. You will
23 Tips for Succeeding in College
Tweet The former choice is the better one as it assures you that you will work toward a degree within a certain amount of time. The latter choice has no
LinkedIn is Ideal for College Students
Tweet In 2010, just 5 percent of college students were using LinkedIn to find jobs, but in 2011 that number surged to 28 percent.[2] Likely, the word about LinkedIn is
How to Get Accepted By Prestigious U.
Tweet Ivy League, Duke, Stanford and other top-notch schools. Some people place the Ivies above all the rest, but most any reputable list (including Forbes’ America’s Best Colleges)includes Whitman College,
Make the Most Out of Your College Career Fair
Tweet Face to face meetings help you get acquainted. Most high schools have them — these are usually one-day events where recruiting staff from local colleges and universities show up,
4 Job Finding Tips for New Grads
Tweet Like thousands of other graduates, you’ve finished school, but you don’t have a job. That’s understandable given that unemployment is about 9 percent and lots of people who are
7 Steps to a Job This Summer
Tweet College students will find the job pickings slim this summer as persistent high unemployment and economic doldrums keep businesses from relaxing enough to hire. If you’re looking for work,
How to Make the Most of Your Senior Year at College
Tweet With the fall semester more than halfway over, college students planning to graduate next May have just six months of school left before they must move on to a
10 Job Prep Tips For College Seniors
No sooner have college seniors cracked open their textbooks for the first time this fall …
Job Hunting Tips, Professor Style
Tweet 10 Tips For Job Seekers Job seeking college graduates may find the going tough as they speak with recruiters, meet with potential employers, or otherwise observe the job market.
