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10 Tips to Help You Prepare for Graduate School
By Kate Quick My name is Kate Quick, and I am one of the Peer Career Coaches of the Education, Human Services, and Government Career Community. In my two years here, I have gotten to work with many students interested in graduate school. In addition to my on-campus job, I am also a graduate student,…
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of CV Writing
By Ellie Santonato Resumes and Curriculum Vitae (CVs) Depending on the type of job, you will need to craft a curriculum vitae (CV) or a resume. Both documents encapsulate your qualifications but are tailored for different audiences and formats. The term ‘resume’ is derived from the French word for ‘summary,’ while ‘Curriculum Vitae,’ often referred…
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How to Approach and Conquer MMIs
By Kylie Mainville As we enter into the spring, health professional schools’ admission cycles are about to open up. Whether you are applying to medical school, PA school, or another program, you are probably getting ready to gather your materials for your application. You may be focusing on your personal statement, asking for letters of…
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OPINION: Historical Oppression is to Blame for the AI Gender Gap
By Amy Do Generative AI and chatbots equipped with language learning models (LLMs) have advanced exponentially in the past few years. There’s a lot of discourse surrounding their impact on industries across the globe as well as their carbon footprint. Many argued that early adopters would be leaps and bounds ahead of their competitors both…
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My Experience with an Informational Interview
By Calvin Benedict, Peer Career Coach An informational interview is a great way to gain direct knowledge about an industry, job, or life experience by speaking directly to another person. It involves a short conversation with someone who has a job you want or works at a target employer. By reaching out and actually talking…
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Bright Outlook Careers for Criminology Majors
By Kate Quick “Bright Outlook Careers” refer to occupations or professions that are projected to have a significant growth rate, high demand for workers, or promising job opportunities in the future. These careers typically offer favorable prospects for employment, advancement, or earning potential due to factors such as technological advancements, demographic trends, or changes in…
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