How to make that great internship work when the commute is a killer

Congratulations! You’ve survived the gauntlet. After weeks of polishing your resume, sharpening your interview skills on College Recruiter, and surviving three rounds of “tell me about a time you failed,” you finally got the call. You landed a high-profile internship …

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Advice for International Students Looking for Full-Time Jobs in the U.S. in 2026

For professionals like me who work with international students, 2025 was a very tough year, and a very sad year. International education was clearly under attack, international students were being unnecessarily scrutinized, and many of us who advised these students …

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When to Apply for Fall 2026 Internships: A Timeline

Fall internships offer a valuable opportunity to gain experience, develop job skills, and explore careers while still in school. They’re often less competitive than summer internships, making them an underrated option for students. Here’s when and how to apply.

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6 interview mistakes students and recent grads make, according to recruiters and hiring managers

You’ve finally cleared the biggest hurdle—the recruiter called back, and the interview is on the calendar. But for many recent grads, this is where the wheels fall off. It’s easy to think that if you just show up and answer …

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Acing Your First Interview: How to Guarantee a Call for Round Two

Fair or not, hiring managers start forming opinions within the first few minutes of meeting you. That’s why a great first-round interview isn’t just about having the right answers. It’s about how you present yourself, how confidently you communicate, and …

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19 careers that map well to biology majors

Career mapping is the process of creating a strategic plan for your professional growth by identifying potential career paths, the skills you’ll need, and the steps to reach your goals. For biology majors, career mapping is especially helpful because this …

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8 resume hacks that will get you noticed by applicant tracking systems

Most students and recent grads know they need a strong resume to land interviews. What many don’t realize is that their first “reader” won’t be a recruiter or hiring manager—it will be a piece of software. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) …

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6 Ways to Future-Proof Your Professional Reputation

Your professional reputation is one of the most valuable things you’ll ever have in your career. It opens doors and helps you earn the trust of your network. A good reputation will also ensure you stay relevant and valuable no …

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Is Technology a Good Career Path? Pros, Cons, and Whether It’s Right for You

Technology is more than just computers and code. It’s an expansive field offering a variety of career paths, from software development and cybersecurity to data science and UX design, that influences every aspect of our lives—from how we communicate and …

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Advice for Prehealth Students Who Do Not Have a Prehealth Advisor

Jason D’Antonio, PhD, health professions program director at Carnegie Mellon University, shares advice for premeds and applicants who don’t have access to an advisor.      

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By Rhoshunda M. Ellis
Rhoshunda M. Ellis Career Services Specialist
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