3 Careers to Consider if You Have a Passion for Houses
The home industry is booming in America. It’s responsible for investing trillions of dollars into the gross domestic product and serving as a primary source of wealth and equity for millions of Americans. For many, real estate can provide a fantastic, enjoyable, and lucrative career. If you love homes, there are plenty of jobs for you to consider. Here are three such examples.
Read MoreIndependent Living Tips for College Students
Once you leave home, you take a step into a new life chapter. You’re allowed to make your own decisions, even financially. It’s not always easy to manage your freedom, especially when you’ve never lived independently. As a result of COVID-19, you could feel even more overwhelmed or stressed – and you’re not alone.
Read MoreWhat to Know When Considering a Career as a First Responder
First responders have one of the most important jobs in the world. Whether they’re firefighters, police or EMS personnel, they know how to act quickly to save lives. However, first responder careers aren’t for everyone, and it’s wise to honestly and thoroughly consider any jobs in this industry before committing.
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For the Introverts—How to Make Friends in College When You’re Shy
Making the most out of your college experience can be challenging if you are an introvert. It can be difficult to put yourself out there and jump into new social situations. However, you will be doing yourself a disservice if you do not make the effort to connect with others in your campus community.
Read MorePost-Graduation: How to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Stand Out
While you’re in school, it’s hard to think about anything other than upcoming deadlines and projects. After you start your senior year, you learn to juggle the classroom responsibilities with enjoying your last college experiences. At the same time, everyone’s wondering where they’ll work after graduation and how they’ll transition into their post-college life.
Read MoreKeep Calm and Study On: Tips for Combating the Stress and Anxiety of College
Why Smart Record-Keeping Is Key to a College Student's Financial Success
College is about more than learning and academics. It’s also about preparing you for a lifetime of real-world success. This means that it is absolutely critical that college students begin to prepare themselves for living independently, and one of the ways that they can do this is by preparing themselves to become financially independent.
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