Posted on Friday, May 28th, 2010 under Internships, Summer
Summer internships are a hot commodity once the warmer months roll around. And why not? They’re a great way to boost you resume and get experience in your field!
Not sure where to look for one? Depending on the career you intend to pursue, the answer to that question might change.
However, here are a few summer internship ideas that are sure to look great on any resume — no matter what career path you choose to follow.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 under Choosing a College
Taking all of your college classes online might seem easy, but you may not have thought of everything.
Despite the flexible hours, taking online classes has its pitfalls. Can you balance school with your other obligations? Are you sure you’ll be fine without interacting with classmates?
Before deciding on where to go to college, check out the pros and cons of an online college degree.
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Posted on Monday, May 24th, 2010 under Applying to College, Money
If you’re taking out a loan for college, there are important questions you must keep in mind before signing any papers!
College is expensive. The costs of tuition, food, and living in a dorm or off-campus apartment really rack up! Loans are sometimes necessary — just make sure you’re getting the best deal!
Shop around, do some research and ask the right questions before deciding on which private student loan is right for you.
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Posted on Friday, May 21st, 2010 under International Students, Money
International students: have you always dreamed of free tuition for college in the United States? Now it can be a reality!
The Community College Summit Initiative Program offers opportunities to qualified students to come study in community colleges in the US for free!
Find out if you are eligible to apply.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 under Applying to College, Choosing a College
Wish you had a directory of colleges at your fingertips to help narrow down the choices of where to apply?
We’ve got it! Our new college database of 4,500 colleges throughout the nation will help you determine where those applications should be sent.
When deciding on which college is right for you, you have to know what you’re looking for. Our directory of colleges shows you where to start.
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Posted on Monday, May 17th, 2010 under Jobs, Student Life
If you’re writing a resume, it’s likely that you’ve considered including social networking sites that you’re involved in. And why not?
Considering how much time the average person spends on social media, it might seem appropriate to advertise it.
Despite how proud you may be of your Twitter page, it may not be best to include it on your resume. We’ll tell you which sites show you off professionally.
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Posted on Friday, May 14th, 2010 under Jobs, Money
Ever wonder what your college career is worth? Before deciding on a college major, you might want to make sure that there’s a (sizable) pot of gold at the end of the rainbow!
Are you considering a career in social work? Music? Religion? Take a look at our list of worst paying careers in the country before officially declaring it on your transcript!
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Posted on Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 under Applying to College, On Campus
Would you rather live in a single-sex or coed college dorm? Though most colleges offer both options, coed college dorms are (for what may seem like obvious reasons!) the popular choice for on-campus housing.
Though that may seem like the better option, you may not have thought carefully about everything that living with the opposite sex entails. Before making your decision, take a look at the pros and cons of living in a coed dorm.
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Posted on Monday, May 10th, 2010 under News Releases
High school students can win one of three college scholarships from ULS.
New York — May 10, 2010 — When you think about college, what comes to mind? A football field, a famous library, something else altogether? Show us!
If you’re a junior or senior in high school and visiting college campuses this year, you could be [...]
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Posted on Monday, May 10th, 2010 under Money, Paying for College, Scholarships
High school students — great news! ULS wants to know what college means to you, and you could win a $500 scholarship just for letting us know!
What catches your eye? What draws you in and excites you about college? As you’re visiting college campuses this year, take a snapshot and show us.
It could be anything — the school’s football team, the famous library, a lecture hall, or something completely different. Be creative!
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Posted on Friday, May 7th, 2010 under Study Abroad
Are you planning on studying abroad? Make sure you know how to get credit for the classes you will be taking in your new university!
And don’t wait until last minute — trust me, I’ve been there! Rushing around to figure out where those study abroad credits fit in my transcript delayed my graduation by an entire semester.
Before you jet off to another country for a semester or year long immersion into another culture, make sure you’ve got what you need — the ability to earn credits for your courses abroad.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 5th, 2010 under Money, Paying for College
The probability of never-ending college debt after graduation is often what scares students (and parents!) away from applying to many schools.
We all know that the cost of college can be expensive — but it doesn’t have to mean insurmountable debt! There are many things you can do to knock down the sticker price a few notches and make college more affordable.
Find out what you can do before college and after you’re enrolled to minimize your debt.
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Posted on Monday, May 3rd, 2010 under Choosing a College, Living in the US, Student Life
College towns — their size, location and atmosphere — more or less determine the fate of your social life in college. There are a lot of colleges and universities out there. So students, take note!
Whether you’re a food buff, a beach bum or love the outdoors, we know the best place for you to go to college. Check out the list of our six favorite college towns!
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