College Students
3 Reasons To Encourage Your Teen to Get a Summer Job or Internship
Summer is the best time for teenagers to develop and learn these three skills, which will serve them well throughout their careers.
Gen Z is Losing Faith In the College Degree — Here's 3 Reasons Why It's Still Important For Them
A college degree may not be essential for success but here are three crucial reasons you should encourage your Gen Z kids to still get one.
Entry-Level Job Candidates Should Be Ready to Answer This Make-or-Break Question While Interviewing at Top Companies Like JPMorgan Chase, Talent Expert Says
A college degree might not be the strict requirement it once was — but successful applicants must be prepared to showcase another aspect of their resume.
A University Awarded a Student $10,000 for His AI Tool — Then Suspended Him for Using It, According to a New Lawsuit
Emory University awarded the AI study aid the $10,000 grand prize in an entrepreneurial pitch competition last year.
These 10 Colleges Prepare Students for Lucrative Careers in AI — Churning Out Graduates With $100,000+ Salaries and 100% Employability, New Report Reveals
The average starting salary for a college graduate is about $58,862, but pursuing a computer science-related degree can change that.
These College Friends Started a 'Fun' Side Hustle That Landed Them on 'Shark Tank'— Now the Idea Is Helping Dozens Make Extra Cash: 'Start Saying Yes'
Jess Blakley and Willow Sprague brainstormed a business that would allow them to hang out more — but it turned into something much bigger.
4 Ways to Support Your Child Through the College Acceptance (and Rejection) Process
Rejections from dream colleges can cause distress and disappointment for students. But with a healthy and understanding environment at home, created with these four strategies, you can help your teen cope and bounce back.
Fewer Young Men Are Going to College — Here's a State-By-State Breakdown of Where They'll Have the Best and Worst Job Prospects
Some top companies have gotten rid of college degree requirements altogether.
Most Americans Don't Think Higher Education Is Worth the Cost — But This State-By-State Breakdown of College Graduates' Salaries Tells a Different Story
More than half of people in the U.S. say that higher education isn't affordable.
14 College Majors Where the Typical Graduate Is Making at Least $100,000 By the Middle of Their Careers
Here are 14 majors that led to having a median wage of at least $100,000 a year by age 35.
Do Children Need to Go Out of State for the Real College Experience?
For most, college is a transformative experience; it's when we truly discover ourselves. But is this only possible if children are separated from their parents by miles? Here's how in-state colleges can be equally valuable.
How To Help (and Not Hurt) Your Child's College Admissions Process
Are you a helicopter parent or a hands-off parent? Your approach can make or break your child's chances of getting into their dream school. Here are key ways to find the right balance.
What the Ivy League is Looking For in the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
Ivy League universities are well aware that many incoming students have plans to kickstart their entrepreneurial ventures while in college. But how do they decide who makes the cut? Here are three traits that will truly set authentic leaders apart from others in the eyes of Ivy admissions officers.
This Graduate Student Started a Side Hustle to Help Pay Tuition. It Earned Over $115,000 Last Year — More Than His Full-Time Job.
In 2017, Carter Osborne launched a side gig to "take the edge off" tuition payments for graduate school. But it would grow into a much larger — and lucrative — venture.
How an MBA Will Prepare You to Change the World
Is changing the world just a lofty ambition for business schools, or can an MBA help students turn it into a reality? Here's how the MBA degree has transformed.