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You’ve excelled in your undergraduate studies, achieving dean’s list recognition semester after semester. Moreover, you are also a presidential scholar, one of a handful of students that is the top of his class. With such academic success behind you, getting into law school should be a no-brainer, right? Don’t count on it. Instead, you should […]
Silicon Valley is full of legendary startup tales of people with little more than an idea, beating the odds by successfully building world-beating businesses within years. Not many come with the romantic twist of Cisco, though – the networking major (66,000 employees and $100 billion in assets today) was built by a young, married couple […]
You have two choices when it comes to hiring an IT team. You can either hire and train in-house, or you can outsource everything. While outsourcing sounds like the cheapest route, it isn’t always the best. When you outsource IT work, there’s a decreased sense of responsibility for your company’s welfare. After all, the outsourced […]
Once the new academic year starts to approach, the next intake of premedical undergraduate students have to prepare their medical school applications. Granted, it may seem like a long time before you have to worry about revising for the MCAT. However, there are some things that you can do now to facilitate your preparation at […]
Going to college is an exciting, yet nerve wrecking, time in your life. You will be introduced to foreign situations and are faced with potential challenges such as living by yourself, meeting new people, and learning new things. This article is meant to help create one less worry, money issues. While some expenses are inevitable, […]
The modern game of recruitment has changed as a consequence of the economic recession. What many fear as the darkest hour to emerge as a graduate has been left damaged but not completely distraught as even with large cutbacks, firms have realized that curtailing graduate intake only lessens the skill in their companies. There has […]
College students with a flair for math may want to consider a career as a biostatistician. These professionals develop and apply biostatistical theory and methods to the study of life sciences, and are in demand by corporate and academic employers alike. If you consider yourself as an aspiring mathematician, then working as a biostatistician can […]
You’ve heard of online degree programs, but you’ve not really explored them in-depth. Sure, a lot of people are doing them, but they just seem "weird" to you. But online degrees are actually the same as traditional degrees. In fact, online degrees offer special benefits that traditional degrees don’t. For example, an online degree allows […]
Rehabilitation counselors are professionals that work with the disabled, individuals who may have various physical, social and vocational challenges. These counselors coordinate activities for residents at treatment and care facilities, access client needs, implement rehabilitation programs, and provide the life skills training that such individuals need to find work and stay employed. Skills and Duties […]
Summary: College students are at a great point in their lives. They are just getting started and don’t have any negative financial comments in their credit reports. Getting into wise financial habits now will help prepare them for their future. College is a great time of life, but the whole purpose for getting that education […]