How to get your first internship or entry-level job when you have no experience | From Dorms to Desks Podcast | ep40

Today’s episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast by College Recruiter job search site focuses on a key career issue for those early in their careers: how to get experience when no one will hire you because you have …

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Advice for Transfer Students: Where to Find Rutgers Student Resources

Adjusting to a new university is an ongoing process, and it’s never too late to get a little extra help. Rutgers has a variety of resources available that can help! Click here for a list of on-campus resources.

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Finding a Meaningful Second Act Career

After spending years advancing in their careers, many seasoned professionals debut in second acts that combine purpose with a paycheck. With the average life expectancy growing apace across the globe, most of us face the prospect of working in some …

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Should I Transfer Schools?: An Insider’s Perspective

As we enter into the new year, it's only natural that we start taking stock of where we find ourselves. We ask ourselves if the past year was a good one for us, if this coming one will be better, …

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7 resume tips for non-traditional college students

Even though the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) reports that the vast majority of today’s college students—73 percent—are categorized as non-traditional college students, or adult learners, still struggle on university and college campuses to find adequate answers to their …

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Career Strategies to Help You Reach Your Peak After 40

Evaluating your successes after 40 can be overwhelming if you think you haven’t reached the peak of your career. Luckily, you most likely have years of experience and a clearer sense of your strengths.

With these, you can still reimagine …

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5 Tips for a Career Change | How to Stay Realistic and Positive

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Trying to transition to the social-impact sector, or maybe you’re just looking for a career change in general? First of all, congratulations. The choice to do something meaningful to you is a brave one. If it’s …

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10 Ways to Pay for College: Scholarships, Grants, and More

The cost of college has been climbing for decades, leaving many students and families feeling overwhelmed and unsure about how to afford higher education. According to the College Pricing 2024 report, the average annual tuition and fees for a public …

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The Ups and Downs of the Transfer Experience

“We’d all like to believe that deciding on a school will be the end of all the stress of choosing a college. The application process is done, your acceptance letter comes, your deposit is down, and your classes are registered …

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Job Hunters over 50 – Prepare Yourself Mentally and Emotionally for Your Job Search

These days, workers are staying in the labor force longer than ever before. Employees over 65 are the fastest-growing age demographic, a number that’s predicted to grow around 10 percent in the next 40 years. 

What’s clear here is that …

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Tips for Navigating the College Transfer Process

Read tips from transfer students like you about how to adjust to the university after transferring and how you can connect your transfer experience to your career and professional plans!

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Mary [uConnect] Customer Success Manager
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