How To
It's the night before the SAT. Don't spend it trying to cram for the test. You won't learn anything. Instead, do something relaxing that will help take your mind off the test.
You've found your first job. Congratulations! Now it's time to think about money. Do not feel obligated to accept the first salary offer. If you don't think it's fair or competitive, negotiate for a better deal.
A good cover letter can help you get an interview for your dream job. The letter should sell yourself to the potential employer by highlighting your accomplishments and charming personality.
Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions of your life. The sheer number of schools in the U.S. can be overwhelming. Here are five tips that will help you narrow down the field to a small number of ideal colleges.
Job interviews can be very stressful. Many people get very nervous and let themselves down during an interview. Follow these 14 tips and rock the interview.
If you’re worried about finding money for college, check out the Walmart Foundation scholarships. Walmart helps students finance higher education. They even have a special scholarship for students of Hispanic heritage.
Passing classes is the highest priority in college. You may worry that college will be harder than high school but armed with a few tips, you will pass your classes every time.
1. Don’t procrastinate.
One way is to stay on top of tasks as you get them. Get in the habit of doing your assigned reading every day before a certain time. Love watching videos with friends at night? Train yourself to finish your tasks before your video start time. This way watching videos with friends becomes a reward and getting things done ahead of time becomes a new habit.
Job-hunting can be disheartening. You can improve your chances of getting a job by networking or joining a recruitment agency. Alternatively, find a company you like and apply there yourself.
Your roommate can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Don’t leave it up to luck. Here are some things to consider on your quest to find a roommate.
Choosing a roommate isn’t like choosing a friend. Of course, it helps to get on with your roommate, but it’s much more than that. Student housing is often small and claustrophobic. If you and your roommate aren’t compatible, it can feel like living in a prison.
Trying to find a good work-life balance is the key to being happy at home and at work. Learn to prioritize things that really matter over those that don't, and don't be afraid to say no.















