Students & Youth

Despite the fact that employers are scrambling to find talent as unemployment stays low, there are no guarantees that an internship will turn into a job at that company — or...

Although university education is completely customizable, most students stay on the same beaten track, and then wonder why they can’t find a job after graduation. They don’t understand that the...

Mental health advocates are launching a new resource, "From Surviving to Thriving: Developing Personal and Academic Resilience," aimed at first-year students that they hope will help prevent burnout, breakdowns and, ultimately,...

Before you talk salary negotiations, it’s important to research what your role and skills are currently worth in the broader graduate market. The more evidence you have to prove your...

Becoming career and college ready is a challenging process requiring intentional activity during the early stages of career development. Mastering a variety of related challenges is an important pathway to...

Professional athletes devote decades of their lives to sport. But no matter how much time they have invested, retirement from an athletic career is inevitable. Prior to pursuing graduate studies...

For those fortunate enough to be able to go, college can feel limitless — full of endless quantities of new people, new ideas, new experiences, and new possibilities. This abundance can...

This fall, Brock will reach a new milestone when it offers experiential education opportunities in 100% of its academic programs — more than 1.5 million hours dedicated to experiential learning...

The cultural adjustment process can be quite complex. The adjustment experience can influence the overall study-abroad experience and sometimes career reintegration after returning home. It is helpful for career development...

While students in a recent survey were fairly bullish about their chances of finding work out of school, the degree of their optimism varied by major. While 93 percent reported...