A letter of continued interest can be a crucial factor for waitlisted applicants or those who have not yet received a final decision from their top-choice law school. Writing a strong letter allows applicants to reaffirm their enthusiasm for a …
If you entered adulthood without knowing what a 401(k) is, don’t feel bad. Most people don’t take the time to really learn about it until they land their first job and their employer offers one.
But for many people, it …
When considering law school, one of the most critical questions for prospective students is: What GPA do I need to get accepted into a top law school? The answer isn’t straightforward, as GPA requirements vary widely depending on the law …
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept confined to science fiction—it’s here already reshaping how we work. Automating repetitive tasks and streamlining workflows, AI has found its way into countless industries, fundamentally changing the way businesses operate.
That …
Receiving a job offer can feel like the culmination of all your hard work. You’ve polished your resume, aced the interviews, and finally landed that coveted position. But what happens when the unthinkable occurs and your job offer is rescinded? …
— Article by Audrey Spina, the Assistant Director of Career Services at Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts.
Though a job interview represents a discussion between an interviewer and a job seeker, the prospect of controlling the direction of the conversation can represent an …
Many students, recent graduates, and others early in their careers are thrilled when they receive even one job offer when they’re searching for a new part-time, seasonal, internship, or entry-level job. But some of those quickly find themselves to have …
In today’s job market, making connections matters—a lot! Have you ever wondered why some people seem to land great job opportunities effortlessly? It’s often because of their network.
Your network is like a circle of friends, serving as a vital …
Between meeting colleagues, mastering skills, and tackling new responsibilities, the first three months at a new job can feel invigorating to say the least! But, of course, it will take time to build up the confidence to accomplish everything you …
The job market for new college graduates is rebounding from the COVID-19-driven decline.
Phil Gardner, author of Michigan State University’s Collegiate Employment Research Institute annual Recruiting Trends survey, said employers who had slowed recruiting during the pandemic have accelerated efforts …
