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Soft Skills | 4 Ways to Get Noticed During the Job Search

If you’re applying for jobs in the social-impact sector, you’ve likely already noticed that there is a tremendous diversity of opportunities. As you browse all of the options, it’s worthwhile to consider not only which technical skills you’ll need to …

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Reading Between the Lines: Finding Your Ideal Workplace While Dodging Bad Bosses

Landing a coveted job interview is an exciting milestone.

Still, the thrill of the opportunity can sometimes overshadow the crucial task of evaluating whether the prospective workplace is the right fit for you. While there are constraints on what you …

By Ivy Exec
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Getting Into College Without Going Crazy

Even if students aren’t all applying to the same schools, they are acutely aware of who is already visiting colleges and conducting online searches, who has begun interviewing, and who plans to apply Early Decision. In its best form, this …

By College Recruiter
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College Minor vs. Double Major: Which Is Better for Your Career in 2026?

You’re staring at your degree audit, trying to decide whether to add a second major or just pick up a minor. Sound familiar? This decision feels weightier than it probably is — but it does matter, and the right answer …

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6 Interview Tips From Industry Experts

You might be the perfect candidate, with a perfect resume, and exactly what a company is looking for. But, if you don’t know how to interview well, or conduct yourself in a professional manner don’t expect to land a job. 

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Virtual Enrollment Fairs for High School and College Students Who Want to Continue Their Education

Struggling to engage with top recent grads and students because your admissions office just doesn’t have the resources to visit their schools over and over and over again? Virtual career enrollment events allow high school, college, and university recent graduates …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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10 leading platforms that connect college students with internships and entry-level jobs

The landscape of early career recruitment has shifted from a physical campus tour to a digital ecosystem that never sleeps. For those in the 2016-2029 graduation cohorts, the search for that first internship or career-defining entry-level role is no longer …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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From High School to College

If you just started your freshman year of college, you may have carried over some bad study habits that you should consider breaking. In this USA Today College article, habits such as studying the night before an exam and studying in …

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13 Part-Time Jobs for Teens (with Tips on How to Get One!)

When you’re a teen, balancing school, friends, and family can already feel like a full-time job. But what if you could also earn some extra cash and gain experience at the same time? Whether you’re saving for something special or …

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Is high school the right time to try an internship: insights from college admissions expert Heather Ayres

Welcome back, Heather. Thank you for sharing such wonderful insights in our last Q&A about how to develop real-world skills and knowledge, along with tips on how to navigate the internship application process. In today’s post, we’re excited to get …

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Helping students from 600+ colleges learn about how to find and get an internship/job, use LinkedIn, prepare for interviews, write a cover letter/resume, make the most of their role, and more.
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