Wondering how to maximize your college degree? We have put together four tips for creating and sustaining a community that can help you succeed.

Not all extracurriculars impress admissions officers equally. Here's which activities actually strengthen your application - and which ones are just resume filler.

Picking up where we left off with Imann Fletcher, an Intel Analyst based in the Washington D.C. area.

In this final segment, Imann and I discuss his burgeoning company and creating the workplace culture you want to see.

In this article learn about the three most common college interview styles, the typical questions, and how to prepare.

If you have the opportunity for a college interview- take it. As someone who volunteers as an alumni interviewer, trust me when I say that I am not there to grill you about every time you underperformed academically. However, I do want to share two interviews that could not be more different from one another. One was exceptional and the other was an exceptional disaster.

With so many media outlets covering the negative consequences of social media on students’ admission into college—i.e., admission rescinded for inappropriate content— we’re looking at how students might use these inevitable social media checks to their benefit for admissions committees.

As someone who's been in a multitude of campus leadership positions, I want to share some leadership qualities that might be helpful when preparing for the new school year.

This is the first article in the third interview series where I talk with friends about their career trajectories. In this particular segment, Jerome, a Senior Accounting Consultant, shares how he was able to use his knowledge and skills to shift across sectors from nonprofit to corporate finance.

This article discusses maintaining self-esteem through the grueling job search process and leaning on your network.