Congratulations! You’re going to college!
What on earth are you supposed to pack?

Scholarship funds are available even after you graduate high school. Fund your education by researching and applying for scholarship opportunities throughout college.

College and Career Strategist, Linda J. Hollenback, MSEd, CPRW shares four tips to boost confidence and channel nerves into powerful creative energy that propels your success during interviews, important meetings, or presentations.

Think back for a moment on the people in your life who have been leaders. They probably didn’t look the same, act the same, or have the same style. There is no one model to be an effective leader, but there are commonly shared traits.

Think of your life - and specifically, your education and career - as a company of which you are the CEO. As the head of You, Inc., you are responsible for making decisions, managing your time and workload, and planning your future.

While the perfect schedule may not exist, it is possible to create an effective schedule that maximizes your gen ed requirements and electives to support you in your future career goals.

No student needs to travel the path to college selection and career mapping alone. Every student has access to a network of people who provide information, encouragement, and guidance in support of making well-informed decisions.

The path from high school to college to career has been fairly standard for a few hundred years, but no matter how many millions of people have gone through the process, everyone’s journey is personal. Your journey is as unique as you are, and that’s why you need a strategy that’s designed to fit your style, personality, and goals.