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Category: Interviews & Networking

How to Ask for a Summer Research Position Via Email

For many STEM students, getting involved with an existing lab for a summer research position is a primary goal.

Job Shadowing 101: Worth Spending Your Summer On?

One of the best ways to find interesting answers to those questions is through job shadowing. We'll give you the scoop!

My Parents Want This College, But I Don’t. What Now?

If your parents want this college, and you'd prefer that college, it's important to proceed gently.

The Secret to a Great First Impression in College Interviews

A great first impression in college interviews can help you differentiate yourself from any pool of applicants.

Landing Teacher Recommendations for Ivy League Apps

In this analysis, we will take a closer look at teacher recommendations; strategies to asking for two or more letters; and shaping letters of recommendation.

Why Networking in High School and College Matters

Believe it or not, networking in high school and college truly matters. The sooner you start to tune into these opportunities, the better!

Find Your Extracurricular Focus in College Admissions

Students increasingly turn to extracurricular activities to differentiate themselves. Without extracurricular focus, that work goes to waste.

Networking Like a Pro

If you cringe at the thought of new social situations, the word "networking" can bring up some negative connotations. Like it or not, networking won't go away - in fact, as you get older, it gets even more important! But it doesn't have to be painful. Whether you're a social butterfly or shy bookworm, you can always improve your networking skills to get the best results. Here are 7 easy tips for building a great network of connections.

Your Comprehensive College Visit Checklist

University tours try to razzle-dazzle you with alumni facts, trivia, fun facts about parts of the campus that have appeared in movies, etc. Prepare a list so you can stay present and get swept up in the excitement, but gather the info you set out to collect along the way.