Why High School Students Should Be On LinkedIn
No, admissions officers are not specifically looking for applicants to have LinkedIn profiles yet, although some colleges do have a […]
Ghosting: Just Bad Manners
Repost from Penn Career Services, by Barbara Hewitt. A must-read! We get it….. between classes, extracurricular activities, and part-time campus […]
Advice for College: Getting Involved on Campus
One of the biggest pieces of advice you’ll hear when you get to college is to “get involved,” but […]
Six Thoughts for Second Semester of College
My first college winter break is coming to a close, and apart from editing pictures and videos, I’ve had quite […]
Reflections on Financial Aid for College
Most people don’t tell you just how hard it is to pay for college. During my college admissions process, […]
How To Make The Most of Winter Break
You can only binge-watch so many episodes of The Crown or the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, so it’s a great […]
Interview with Bekah Hibbert, Founder of Women Do
Excited to feature Women Do founder and athletic trainer Bekah—thank you for sharing your story with us! Bekah is… […]
How to not have it all figured out
After graduating from college, I thought I had it all figured out. I would take the LSAT, apply to […]
When Less Is More: Prioritize Joy. Achieve Your Goals. (Advice from a Recovering Perfectionist)
Do you ever find yourself setting goals for yourself, only to worry about your next achievement once the goal […]
College Done Strategically
A little secret about me, I secretly love school. Everything about it. Lectures. Supplies. Tests. Even the homework. I […]