Too Good to Be True? How to Spot a Job Scam Before It’s Too Late

We get it, when a job offer lands in your inbox with great pay, flexible hours, and zero interviews, it can feel like you just hit the jackpot. But if it sounds too good to be true… it probably is.

By Lisa Slater
Lisa Slater Marketing & Events Coordinator
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Create A LinkedIn Profile in a Different Language 🌎

🌎 Make your LinkedIn profile work for a global audience!

Did you know you can create your LinkedIn profile in multiple languages? Adding another language helps recruiters and connections around the world discover your experience and skills more easily.

✨ Create a …

By Claire Martino
Claire Martino
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MCAT Scores 2025: Percentiles, Averages, and What’s Considered Good

The MCAT exam is one of the most important exams for students aspiring to enter medical school. Whether you’re taking it for the first time or retaking it to improve your score, understanding how MCAT scores are calculated and what …

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Student Spotlight: Sarai Bustamante at a Toy Fair in Manhattan NY 🧸 🍎

Sarai Bustamante (Mechanical Engineering)  is at a Toy Fair at Javits center, in Manhattan New York.

Take a look at what she said!

There are over 720 exhibiting companies. This includes more than 170 new, first time and returning companies, …

By Claire Martino
Claire Martino
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Try Out the New Study Away Portal 🖥️ 🌎

Check out the new study away portal! 🌎 ✈️

To use, follow these simple steps:

Have questions?

Make an appointment with Sean Yerkey or Steve Duke today!

By Claire Martino
Claire Martino
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How DREAMers Should Find Jobs Coming Out Of College

“DREAMer” is a term often used to refer to undocumented immigrants whose parents or others brought them to the United States as children. The term originates from the DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors), a legislative proposal …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Mary T. Washington Wylie Internship Preparation Program

Program Overview

The award-winning Internship Preparation Program will be held virtually from January 7-9, 2025. The program launches Black/African American and other racial/ethnic minority college students into the accounting profession with access to training, resources, and mentors. At the end …

By Claire Martino
Claire Martino
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The Crucial Link Between Mental Health and Career Development

In the journey of career development, we often focus on building skills, networking, and gaining experience. While these aspects are undoubtedly crucial, one aspect that sometimes gets overlooked is mental health and well-being. However, the truth is that mental health …

By Sangamitra Shakya
Sangamitra Shakya
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How to Ask for a Letter of Recommendation

Asking for a letter of recommendation is a common practice when applying for jobs, education programs, or other opportunities.

It is a way to present yourself positively through the perspective of someone who can attest to your skills, achievements, character, …

By Claire Martino
Claire Martino
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Navigating the Job Market: Strategies for Landing Your Dream Job or Internship

As summer break approaches and graduation looms on the horizon, many college students find themselves embarking on the exciting yet daunting journey of searching for jobs and internships. With the right strategies and resources at your disposal, navigating the job …

By Sangamitra Shakya
Sangamitra Shakya
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Networking strategies

In today’s dynamic professional landscape, establishing a robust network is indispensable for career growth and advancement. Whether you’re a student embarking on your academic journey or a seasoned professional seeking new opportunities, networking remains a cornerstone of success. In this …

By Sangamitra Shakya
Sangamitra Shakya
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