Internships can be a great way to distinguish yourself from your peers, but not all internships are equal. Learn how to choose an internship position that will be the most valuable to your future career.
Read MoreSome reports claim we will run out of college graduates, while others highlight the dismal fate of underemployed and underpaid grads throughout the country. Part of the problem is there is an oversupply of college graduates in specific areas, and not enough in others.
Read MoreWhile both employers and college students value the same key skills, college students tend to overestimate their abilities at work. An internship may be crucial to prepare for career success.
Read MoreAs more and more students obtain college degrees, they become more necessary to get a job, as well as less valuable as an indicator of special skills. Where will that lead higher education in the future?
Read MoreWhile the average salary of a college educated worker greatly surpasses that of high school educated worker, college graduates in the 25th percentile are doing no better than the average high school graduate.
Read MoreThe advice to "follow your passion" is often blindly accepted as the key to success and career satisfaction, but is it advice we should be giving? Mike Rowe of "Dirty Jobs" does not think so.
Read MoreA recent study shows that students in majors that provide technical training are able to escape the underemployment plight that plagues many graduates with degrees in the liberal arts. Should students all switch to engineering degrees? Not necessarily...
Read MoreCan you spend less than $6.000 total on an Associate's Degree and potentially earn more than colleagues who spent much more on their Bachelor's? According to this study -- yes, you really can.
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