Post-College: Time to Clean Up Your Facebook Profile
College was the best! All those parties, makeout sessions, and funny pranks; everything that marks a youthful, fun, vigorous young person are awesome. Only now you’re facing a workforce where 45 percent of human resources professionals admit they look at a person’s ... Continue Reading →
What to Expect from an Associate Degree in Paralegal
Becoming a paralegal is empowering and special. It means that a person can be self-sufficient for life and satisfied in a meaningful career. If you’re considering becoming a paralegal, here are some of the great things you can expect.
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Are Mutual Funds Relevant for College Students?
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
Investors are constantly looking for new ways to earn ... Continue Reading →
A Good Internet Connection is Essential for Students
Whether you’ve moved house or are simply having Internet installed for the first time, it’s important that you understand your choices. While you may not have many choices when it comes to a type of provider, you do have a decision to make when it comes ... Continue Reading →
How Millennial Graduates are taking Entry Level Jobs in Canada
Recent survey conducted by Statistics Canada reports that around 51,000 new jobs were created in February 2013. This is a positive surprise for a country that has been recuperating from the global economic downturn in 2008. Now the important question is: would ... Continue Reading →
The Freshman 15: It’s Not All You Should Worry About
For many young people about to start college, the famous Freshman 15 is a very real concern. According to Connie Diekman, the director of university nutrition at Washington University in St. Louis, the 15 pounds gained by freshman is really only an average. This ... Continue Reading →
How To Get More Involved In Your Community
Strong communities are important. They help sustain the local infrastructure and economy as well as foster strong bonds that will be essential in the event of an emergency or natural disaster. What surrounds us contributes to who we are. Who and what we surround ... Continue Reading →
Free and Accessible Online Education through Coursera
Note: This article was published in 2013. Details such as dates, fees, test formats, requirements or recommended tools may have changed since then — please check current information with the official source.
The University of Toronto has been the only Canadian ... Continue Reading →
Balance Work and School? Yes, You Can
Successfully walking the tightrope between work and school requires extensive effort and strategic thinking. Take solace in the fact that you’re not alone – of the 19.7 million students over 16 years of age and enrolled in undergraduate college, 72 percent ... Continue Reading →
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