This article's topic is the difference between degrees. It will discuss the different types of degrees, what needs to be done to get them, and how they are used.

Being a first-generation student means that you are the first person in your family to reach graduate school, but that doesn't mean that you lack the moral and emotional support from lots of people around you!

This guidebook will provide you with valuable insights, tips, and advice to navigate through graduation, career, and self-care this year with confidence and success.

Mastering negotiation can lead you to places you never dreamt of. Those locations could be leadership positions, be they formal or informal, or perhaps it is simply a place of mental clarity. Either way, both are worth the risks to get there.

In today's fast-paced, interconnected world, successful leaders understand that they cannot do it all alone. Collaboration is the driving force behind innovation, growth, and success in the modern workplace.

This is part I of the fifth interview in this series where I talk with friends of mine about their career trajectories.

This is part III of our interview with Jessica Evangelista, an educator and doctoral student in Paris, France.

In this segment, Jessica Evangelista shares her experience transitioning from studying abroad in Paris as a college student to relocating to Paris after college to enroll in a French Master's program.

Throughout your education, you have most likely taken a social science class and learned about different research methods. What was most likely not emphasized during your classes is that these research methods are conducted on the community and people you are researching.

This article discusses the importance of understanding where you draw your ideological lines.