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Waitlisted for a Class You Need? What to Do Next.

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You know the drill. It’s time to register for classes. You’ve checked the schedules, you set your alarm to wake up and make your choices as soon as registration opens online. Cup of coffee...

How to Network While Going to School Online

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  Studies show that 70% of jobs are found through networking. One of the biggest benefits of an on-campus college education is the ability to build relationships quickly, with many convenient opportunities to get to...

Do Your Major and Minor Need to Match?

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Your choice of college major is, for lack of a better term, major. Whatever discipline you choose to earn your degree in will most likely determine your future career. Depending on what your career...

Jobs for People Who are Nice

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Do you make friends easily? Have you been told you’re easy to talk to and that you’re a good friend? Are you someone people describe as thoughtful and nice? We all know the health benefits...

Give Your Resume a Makeover

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When you’re writing your resume, you worry that it will just be passed over with barely a glance once you turn in your job application. Considering the Career Builder survey that found 23% of...

How to Write a College Application Essay

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Once you’ve made the decision to begin your college education or to return to college to finish your education, you will find there are a lot of obstacles you’ll need to navigate to make...

Get Yourself Out Of Debt With This Budgeting Hack

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Debt is surprisingly common among working Americans, with reports indicating that 8 in every 10 Americans have still not settled past charges. With student loans and credit card debt plaguing the wallets of so...

How to Stay Broken Up

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Ending a relationship is never easy. It doesn’t matter if you’re the dumper or the dumpee (er, ok, maybe it does) there are probably going to be a lot of emotions whirling around when...

Should You Take a J-Term Class?

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Short for “January Term,” J-Term classes are a useful tool to help you get ahead in your degree. By taking these four-week condensed courses, you can fit more class content into a shorter period...