College students are ambitious and capable, but many feel unprepared for the transition from college to career. In Spring 2025, LifeRamp partnered with The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) to survey more than 600 students from across the United States. The goal was to learn where students feel supported and where they believe guidance […]
Most students already carry notebooks everywhere, but one of the most overlooked uses of a notebook is journaling. This is not about keeping a diary or writing pages of personal thoughts. It is about creating a space to reflect, stay organized, and manage the stress that comes with college life. When practiced consistently, journaling can […]
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, […]
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.
As you enter the new academic year, building a solid network with your professors and peers can significantly enhance your college experience. Whether you’re aiming to deepen your academic knowledge, explore career opportunities, or simply make lasting connections, effective networking is key.
Transitioning from college to a professional career is a significant milestone filled with both excitement and uncertainty. As a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS), you gain access to a wealth of resources and support systems that can greatly enhance your post-college planning and career success. Here’s how NSCS membership can be […]
Navigating college can be both exciting and challenging. One way to enhance your college experience and set yourself up for future success is by finding a mentor.
NSCS is not just beneficial while in college, but also provides many post college benefits when entering the workforce.
NSCS is not just beneficial while in college, but also provides many post college benefits when entering the workforce.
There are many ways to support your child through their college journey, and help them to prepare for a successful post-college future.
Joining an honor society can help students discover what scholarships are available and preparing applications to become a top contender.
You can gain so much from having a great mentor, and likewise from becoming a mentor for others.
Cultivate an honest and open relationship with your mentor so you can learn about their experiences and develop skills to overcome similar challenges.
Students who form good relationships with their mentors often have an easier time choosing a meaningful and rewarding career path.
Mentorship is crucial for students, providing them with guidance and support, from someone who has already navigated similar challenges.
Having a college mentor can be of great benefit, so learning proper etiquette to follow with your mentor can help enhance this experience.
The benefits from a NSCS membership can stretch far beyond your years in college, providing relationships and opportunities for years to come
Stand out as a scholarship applicant with great essay writing that will allow your personality to shine through.
Among the many benefits of being a part of NSCS, one of the most important is the skill and experience you can develop to help you enter the workforce.
Why College Students Should Join the National Society of Collegiate Scholars – a summary written using AI from ChatGPT
Is joining an honor society really worth it, or necessary? Learn about the many benefits to answer the questions you may have.
Connect with students, faculty, and mentors through various NSCS in-person socialization opportunities.
The experiences you have as an NSCS member will continue to benefit you once you leave college and enter the working world
In a peer mentoring relationship, one student tends to be a little older and more advanced, while the other tends to be less advanced.
Everyone can benefit from having a mentor in their life. A mentor can share advice, help you navigate difficult decisions, and offer networking opportunities. However, there are several different kinds of mentors. One that can be particularly helpful, especially during the college years and early in your career, is a peer mentor. What Is Peer […]
There are many ways to enhance your college experience with a mentor. Network and make connections to find your college mentor.
Form connections and enhance your college experience with the support & guidance of a college mentor. Here are a few key reasons for finding a college mentor.
A good mentor can help guide you as you finish college, choose internships, and enter the working world. Here’s a few tips for finding one.
Peer mentoring programs pair older students with younger students, helping the younger students to navigate college and their coursework.
We hear from NSCS members who describe how joining NSCS changed their college experience — and their lives — for the better.
Connect with students, faculty, and mentors through various NSCS in-person socialization opportunities.