Job hunting in New York City is not for the faint of heart — but it’s also not as intimidating as it sounds, either. I
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Upon moving back home to the East Coast, I realized how many opportunities there are in the Greater Washington, D.C. Metropolitan. I mean, yes there
If you’re trying to find an internship or a job, you need to have a visible (and more importantly, easy to find) presence on the
It’s rough to land that first job after graduation. It’s a scary rite of passage that lights fear in the eyes of even the most
Classes, homework, friends, family, work, extra-curriculars, sports, parties, significant other. College is tough, college relationships are even tougher. Do you have the time to give to your relationship?
Attention all those looking to hire recent graduates: it’s not just about the salary anymore. In fact, a recent study by Cisco reveals that access to social media during work hours, device freedom, and work mobility are equally (if not more) desired than money among college students today.
Getting involved in activities on a college campus has its perks. Not only can you add some pretty impressive stuff to your resume, but you
Recently we were contacted by Microsoft to review our Microsoft Windows 7 Experience for the next year, as a part of their Windows Champions program. We’ll be sharing the neat tricks and time-saving essentials we learn along the way while sharing new information from Microsoft and the Windows Team Blog.
Today, the Adobe Imagination Challenge Round 1 Winners were announced – did you win? Do you wish you got involved? Well it’s not too late!
There is nothing that invokes more fear in a college student than the two simple words “real” and “world.” While these two words might not
College Cures, along with dozens of other websites in the college blogosphere have teamed up with Sony, the world’s 5th largest media conglomerate, a leading manufacturer of electronics for businesses and consumers and one of the most comprehensive entertainment companies in the world, according to Wikipedia.
It’s been a little bit more than a month since most of us graduated from school. If you haven’t found a job yet, stop banging
While it is your right to be able to use Facebook in your personal life, you must be cautious about your usage when you are
Even though you were a fulltime student for the past four years, employers still expect to see new college graduates with a list of accomplishments that reflective a productive four years in college, including (and maybe especially) those outside of the classroom.