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February Link Roundup!

February Link Roundup!

Posted on February 25, 2013
Honest College publishes the best in college advice, but sometimes the best content exists off the blog. Here’s what we enjoyed lately from our friends in the college blogosphere. A college chic’s guide to pre-class make up - CollegeGloss College Info Geek runs a podcast on... Keep on truckin »
Easy Hacks for an Awesome Dorm Room

Easy Hacks for an Awesome Dorm Room

Posted on February 20, 2013
This is a guest post by Peter Jenkins. Institutional furniture, office carpet and hotel curtains – sound familiar? Soulless dorm room fittings make it hard to feel at home regardless of how many posters and pillows you have, especially if you to share your room. However, a few cheap and... Keep on truckin »
Diversify College: Where Do You Fit In?

Diversify College: Where Do You Fit In?

Posted on February 15, 2013
On February 20th InternMatch is hosting the first ever Internship Hangout on Diversity and Inclusion with speakers from Facebook, Viacom (owner of MTV), Geico and Saks Fifth Avenue. The event is built is to help students learn more abut these companies’ internship programs and diversity... Keep on truckin »
Three Ways to Avoid Being Broke During the College Years

Three Ways to Avoid Being Broke During the College Years

Posted on February 8, 2013
This is a guest post by Samantha Rodgers. Someday, you’ll look back on the lean years of your higher education and laugh. But for now, eating noodles for the fifth time in a week and staying in your dorm room when friends are going out are not laughing matters. At best, it’s a challenge... Keep on truckin »
From Soldier to Student: Making the Transition to School After the Military

From Soldier to Student: Making the Transition to School After the Military

Posted on January 22, 2013
This is a guest post by licensed social worker Jodi Witt. Making any transition in life can be challenging. Moving from one lifestyle, such as a military or combat scenario, to a civilian or student setting brings with it difficult situations in everything from social interactions to handling... Keep on truckin »
How to Land Your First Interior-Design Client

How to Land Your First Interior-Design Client

Posted on January 9, 2013
This is a guest post by interior designer Patrick Martins. After what seems likes endless months of marathon studying, cups of strong coffee and lectures about the pros and cons of paisley, you’ve finally completed your degree in interior design. Now it’s time to break free from... Keep on truckin »
Using Social Media to Land a Job

Using Social Media to Land a Job

Posted on December 27, 2012
This is a guest post by Nate Ginsburg from Degrees That Pay. Everyone knows how tough it can be to land a job in this economy, especially for recent grads. That being said, new tools such as social media allow job seekers to pursue jobs and increase their chances of getting hired in ways... Keep on truckin »
How to Get the Most Out of Your Internship

How to Get the Most Out of Your Internship

Posted on December 22, 2012
This is a guest post by freelance writer Laura Wilson. Internships are an integral part of college and a student’s future. There are different types of internships: paid, unpaid and working for course credit. The main focus of an internship is usually just to gain hands on job experience... Keep on truckin »
Co-Curricular Learning: What is it and How Can You Benefit?

Co-Curricular Learning: What is it and How Can You Benefit?

Posted on December 13, 2012
This is a guest post by social work masters Sydney James. Some adults resist returning to school for a graduate degree for one reason: fear of boredom. They don’t want to spend hours sitting in a classroom or lecture hall, listening to a professor drone on about some esoteric subject —... Keep on truckin »
Applying For Your Desired College Scholarship Is Easy As Pie

Applying For Your Desired College Scholarship Is Easy As Pie

Posted on December 13, 2012
This is a guest post by blogger and personal development speaker Aileen Pablo. Recent statistics from the Institute for College Access and Success show that the average college graduate will have acquired around $24,000 in student loans by the time they graduate, and this figure is expected... Keep on truckin »
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