When NSCS member Dwayne Wiggins, Jr. decided to return to college as an adult in his early thirties, he wasn’t chasing a title or trying to impress anyone. He simply wanted to finish what he had started, for himself.
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As part of NSCS’s Women’s History Month celebration, members joined an inspiring ScholarCast conversation titled Her Story, sponsored by GEICO. The virtual panel featured four women leaders from GEICO sharing honest, powerful reflections on leadership, identity, resilience, and personal growth. Moderated by Lisa Aquino, Manager, Staff Counsel at GEICO, the event created space for stories,
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Trying to figure out how to succeed in college—both inside and outside the classroom? Whether you’re applying for scholarships, looking for leadership opportunities, or trying to build your confidence, learning how to say yes could be the key.
April marks the final stretch of the semester—and while summer break may be on the horizon, most students are still deep in the work of finishing what they started. For NSCS scholars, this is a key moment. It’s the time to refocus, reset, and bring intentional energy to the last few weeks of classes, exams,
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Why Your Resume Matters Early in College A strong college student resume can open doors to internships, scholarships, and leadership roles—even in your first or second year. If you’re looking to create a standout college student resume, follow these steps to gain experience, format your resume for success, and land great opportunities. As an NSCS
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Choosing a career can feel overwhelming. With so many paths available, how do you know which one is right for you? Should you follow your passion, go for the highest-paying job, or choose a stable industry with long-term opportunities? If these questions sound familiar, you’re not alone. This is exactly why career tests are so
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This spring, NSCS members have the unique opportunity to step into a leadership role that will make a lasting impact. By becoming a mentor through the NSCS Mentor Program, you can guide your peers, share your experiences, and help others achieve their academic and professional goals—all while strengthening your own skills.
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Landing your first job after high school or college isn’t just about creating a resume—it’s about leveraging every available tool to align your career path with your values and goals. In her latest book, Wanted → My First Career: The Definitive Playbook for Landing Your First Job in a Fulfilling Career, Marlo Lyons provides actionable
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As the semester winds down and finals approach, stress and exhaustion can take a toll. It’s easy to get caught up in deadlines and forget about the progress you’ve made or the moments that have brightened your journey. Creating a Gratitude Jar can help shift your focus, providing a simple way to reflect, recharge, and
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Volunteering is more than an act of kindness; it’s an opportunity to build skills, gain experiences, and connect with others. Employers value candidates who showcase a commitment to service, but it’s up to you to frame your volunteer work in a way that highlights its relevance to the job you’re applying for. Here’s how to
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