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To “become your own professor” is to commit to the pursuit of self-development even when it looks completely different from how you’ve spent the last decade and a half. Society has set a low bar. Do just a bit more than the bare minimum and you’ll already be ahead—and will continue to stay ahead.

Learn how to facilitate effective book club discussions, including how to structure your meetings, how to encourage participation, and how to conduct icebreakers.

As college decision day nears, many students are asking themselves the same questions: How do I pick which college to go to? What makes one college better than another? How can I make an informed decision about my future, especially if no one in my family has pursued a higher education before? Harvard career adviser and Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author Gorick Ng offers advice for first-generation and/or low-income students navigating the college decision process.

Did your summer internship offer get withdrawn? Did your study abroad plans get canceled? Did the start date of your full-time job get pushed back? Here are 10 options for staying productive this summer.

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a meeting, heard someone reference a term or acronym, and simply had no clue what they were talking about? You're not alone. In this Workplace Jargon Dictionary, I'll take you through the most common phrases and acronyms utilized in the workspace, what they mean, and how one might utilize–or just more clearly understand!–this type of language in a sentence and beyond.

Simple new year resolution tips for reaching your goals and boosting your career. Update your resume with your 2022 accomplishments so you don't forget.

What it looks like when a student struggles in school, from an academic and emotional perspective. More importantly, what educators can do to support these students.

New grad overwhelmed by the job search? Here’s a list of corporate rotational programs and other organizations that hire (and encourage!) new grads at entry-level.

Scholarships and programs for first-generation college students and students from underrepresented/under-resourced backgrounds, such as Black/African American, Hispanic, and Disabled students.