Some 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 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 MoreMany employers find college students are unprepared for the workforce. Despite more students earning A's than ever before, inflated GPAs do not equate to more job offers. Learn what employers value in college graduates and why a 4.0 GPA may not be as valuable as you think.
Read MoreThe practice of taking a gap year between high school and college is growing in the U.S. And with good reason. Some studies show that students who delay college for a year tend to have a better GPA and are more likely to graduate on time. However, doing a gap year the right way requires a lot of work and planning.
Read MoreFor students interested in leadership roles, how is your college preparing you for that? Here are a few things to keep in mind as you prepare for future careers and positions of leadership.
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