Students today are experiencing a range of emotions and anxiety due to college life as a result of the pandemic. Many colleges have moved to online learning and even the ones who are providing in-person classes, there are changes and restrictions to life as we know it.
When we think of our aspirational climate, what does that mean? What type of climate, culture, and environment do we want to live, learn, and work in? Our ideal or aspiration environment on campus or in a workplace is one that protects intellectual exploration, advances mutual respect, promotes inclusivity in and outside of a classroom or office, and allows community members to thrive.
The transition to college is not always easy. It is hard and it can be lonely at times. Many students end up transferring but there are others who decide to stay and give it a go.
How do you set yourself up for success in college to obtain internships that will help you long term? During college is time to explore and gain valuable experiences. Internships and research opportunities are a part of that experiential learning opportunities.
Wondering how to hit the ground running at school? A former college professor and current high school teacher Dr. Joseph Mendes shares his tips and strategies for students.
As we continue to reach out to parents who have been through the college admissions process before we learn something new every time. It is so helpful as each story is unique and everyone has different tips and perspectives on ways to approach the college admissions process 2nd time around.
Are you a student thinking about switching majors or programs? Do you have a dream of starting your own company? Where and how do you even begin? Olivia Menzia joins us today as a recent Marquette graduate
Are you helping your son or daughter with the college admissions process? We are really excited about today’s podcast as we reached out to Dad’s to get their take on the college search process with their kids – what was helpful, what was not, what they wished they had to make the journey easier from the college search and visit perspective.
We are reaching out to experts in various professions to share their stories on how they got their start and what advice they would give to a student looking to enter that particular field of study. If you are interested in PR and journalism Amy Kossoff Smith has some great advice for you
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