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How to Write a Resume in 2023
It’s no secret that the job industry is competitive. Thankfully, there are lots of strategies to help you get ahead, including perfecting your LinkedIn profile and learning how to [...]
How Can Social Media Improve Your Chances of Getting into College
As a college applicant, it’s important to reflect on your internet presence and determine what it says about you. Especially when it comes to social media. After all, social [...]
How to Become a Management Consultant
Management consultants advise companies on how to best address internal issues while improving overall performance. There are lots of jobs in management consulting, each with a different focus or [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
5 Things Every Parent Should Consider When Planning For College
Discover 5 essential tips for parents planning their child's college journey: college savings, SAT prep, FAFSA know-how, campus visits, and academic guidance for a successful future.
Latest College Admissions Trends for 2023
College acceptance rates are currently at a record low. Learn more about this year’s increase in college deferrals, college waitlists, and college transfer students.
Understanding Need-Based vs Merit-Based Financial Aid
While considering the cost of attendance can be overwhelming, many universities provide opportunities to help finance your higher education by providing need-based and/or merit-based financial aid.
College ‘Cast
Our college admissions news forecast
7 Job Search Strategies to Effectively Land Your Dream Job
Searching for a job in today's competitive market is without a doubt a daunting task. With so many candidates vying for the same positions, it's crucial to have a [...]
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