These scholarships go a long way towards improving education for their recipients, and we’re very thankful for GEICO’s contributions over the years.
NSCS Awards $50K In Scholarships With Partner GEICO Read More »
Building a strong network is paramount to career success. Learn how NSCS member students benefit from networking.
Make Yourself Memorable: Career Advice for Students Read More »
Finding an internship is not always easy for college students. That’s something that NSCS membership can really help with. Learn more.
How NSCS Helps Members With Internships Read More »
Connect with students, faculty, and mentors through various NSCS in-person socialization opportunities.
How NSCS Can Help You Return to In-Person Socialization Read More »
An interview with Rebecca Sewdyal, Chapter President at Stony Brook University, on her experience as an officer in NSCS
NSCS Chapter Officer Spotlight: Rebecca Sewdyal Read More »
An interview with Rebecca Sewdyal, Chapter President at Stony Brook University, on her experience as an officer in NSCS
NSCS Chapter Officer Spotlight: Rebecca Sewdyal Read More »
We’ve spoken with multiple NSCS undergraduate student members about the ways in which NSCS has changed and improved their lives. Learn more.
How NSCS Improves Undergraduate Students’ Lives Read More »
If NSCS has been an important part of your college experience, then you’ll want to include some NSCS regalia in your graduation attire.
How to Graduate in Style With NSCS Read More »
So you received an NSCS nomination, accepted that nomination, and now you’re a full-fledged NSCS member. Congrats! Now get started.
What Should You Do First After Accepting an NSCS Nomination? Read More »
Learning to negotiate a salary is not always easy for recent graduates or soon-to-be graduates. Adam Carroll offers a few very useful tips.
4 Tips for Negotiating Your First Salary Read More »
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