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How to Sell Your Online Degree to Employers

Not all employers are really tech savvy or open to new technologies. This means that many employers you come across are going to be extremely rigid about their worldview, holding antiquated notions. With respect to your online degree completion, this means that they may try to shoot down the authenticity and legitimacy of your degree. You need to be prepared to sell your online degree in a way that brings their attention to your strengths. It is nothing more than an exercise in marketing skills.

Nervous About Your College Major? Don’t be.

A recent blog post by The New York Times got me thinking about how intimidating it can be to choose a college major. Some future college students may be under pressure from family members to obtain a specific degree, and for others the pressure comes from the thought of being “stuck” in accounting forever if they get an accounting degree. When it comes down to it, you have the overall choice of what to study in college!

Job Hunting Strategies Part 2

During your college years, it can be easy to focus on the specific classes that you are taking and not think about the future. However, even college experience can have a great affect on your career through internship and networking opportunities. Here are some job hunting strategies that will help you take advantage of internship and networking during and after your time at college.

Job Hunting Strategies Part 1

Graduating from college is a very exciting time, but it can also be a scary time, because many graduates feel unprepared to enter the workforce. Fortunately, there are just three job hunting strategies that are necessary for landing the perfect job. College grads just need to put together three things: a resume, a cover letter, and a portfolio.

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