College is a time for exploring new opportunities, meeting new people, and learning about new ideas. It’s also a time to start creating connections with people who can provide you with the support and guidance you need to move toward your ultimate career goals. Experienced and trusted advisors — or mentors — can be hard to find, but they are invaluable resources. Here are some ways to find the right mentor and make the most of the relationship.

Many people hate networking — myself included. I find it difficult, anxiety provoking, and stress inducing. If you’re like me, there are a hundred other things you’d rather be doing, but that doesn’t mean networking isn’t an important skill. While it may never become something you love, approaching strangers can become something you can do with relative ease. Here are a few things to remember as you learn to network like a pro.

It Doesn’t Have to Be Face to Face

Whether your senior year of college is coming to a close, or you graduated years ago, the question of whether or not you should attend graduate school may loom large in your mind. It’s not an easy question to answer, and you’ll need to spend some time really thinking about what your goals are, and whether or not graduate school may be able to help you reach those goals. Such a big life decision can seem overwhelming. Here are a few things to think about as you decide if graduate school is for you.

Identify Your (Career) Goals

It’s that time: Your performance review is coming up. Whether your review takes place once a year or more often, it’s not unusual to have some apprehension about the event.

Whether you’re in high school or college, there will be times when learning feels amazing, and times when it’s a humbling experience. But it will always be worth the effort. So what’s the secret to achieving your personal best? While there’s no simple formula, most teachers agree that certain qualities are essential for academic success. Here are some of their pro tips.

Show Up and Manage Your Time

Destress, get organized, and accomplish more

New to campus or just finding it tough to plan your time? Check out these helpful tips to get your life in balance.

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Not getting the grades you want? Follow these tips to get your academic progress on track