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Internships are essential for college students and recent grads joining a competitive job market. They offer training, professional development, valuable networking and (usually) an opportunity to earn some money, too.
Cary J. Green PhD, author of Success Skills for High School, College and Career, joins John Hupalo to offer concrete tips to empower high school and college students to be more successful by using common sense and soft skills. They talk about the difference between effort and results, the need for mentorship and the important on-campus career resources available to students.
How our intern Hailee left the school she didn't like, boosted her ACT scores to earn more scholarships during her gap year, and ended up with a better college choice. Learn more on the #MyCollegeCorner Podcast!
Nervous about paying for college? Take a deeper dive to find college affordability and remember, the sticker price is not the same as your net price!
For more than 10 years, the Consumer Federation of America has sponsored America Saves Week during the last week of February. This year, My College Corner speaks with various industry experts on saving with a plan for education.
Let’s put away the calculator and think simply about how students and parents can take concrete actions to increase the Return on Investment (“ROI”) for education while a student is in college. Here’s how:
Even before the announcement of Malia Obama's choice to take a "Gap Year" between high school and her first year at Harvard, many families have been internally wrestling with the idea. Let's weigh the pros and cons.
Visiting colleges is fun, but with all the excitement, it's easy to miss some important lasting details that can make (or break) a campus experience. Read more for some tips on making your college visit a success.
Chances are, financial aid (grants and student loans) won't cover your entire college bill. Instead of automatically taking another loan to cover the gap, paying the rest over the school year may be an option for some families. Learn more here: