Securing a College Internship

“So, I just got back from career services and they basically told me that my resume sucks and there is no way I’m going to get an internship in what I want to do.” My daughter, Rebecca, said with [...]

Good luck to those of you who have midterms coming up.  Here are some tips to do your best. Organize and Plan Ahead.  One of the biggest stressors for studying for midterms is feeling [...]

We landed by helicopter on the Mendenhall Glacier with ice peaks and mountains as far as the eye could see. The guides outfitted us in ice hiking gear complete with gloves, crampons, and boots to [...]

The new MCAT will launch in 2015 and there will be significant changes.  In particular, the test will include a section on psychology and sociology and the overall test will increase from four [...]

The quad at the University of Maryland is beautiful and mirrors the quintessential American university campus portrayed in Hollywood movies. Brick academic buildings line the perimeter, an [...]

College review by Lisa Bleich  It was a beautiful late summer afternoon when we toured Harvard Yard.  Incoming freshmen clustered together in circles during freshman orientation.  [...]

College review by Lisa BleichIn one of the most beautiful locations in the world set among glorious mountains and a glistening lake, sits Sierra Nevada College, a small liberal arts college.  It [...]

College review by Beth Cassie I recently visited University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH. This mid-sized, primarily undergraduate (12,800 UG) public university is a real gem, located less than [...]

College review by Beth Cassie Flowering trees and bright red flags welcomed us as we drove onto the campus.  I immediately saw the appeal.  The University buildings are attractive, well [...]

It was a beautiful, sunny April morning when we drove up to the Sacred Heart University campus in suburban Fairfield, CT. The compact campus has a “newer” feel with its low and mid-rise [...]