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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Supporting a friend or loved one who is struggling with their mental health can be challenging, but small gestures of care and understanding can make a significant difference. As members of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS), you have access to valuable resources from our partner, Active Minds—a nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental health
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November can be a whirlwind month for college students, filled with the pressure of upcoming finals and the excitement of holiday festivities. Staying organized and ahead of your responsibilities can help you manage this busy time more effectively. Here’s your comprehensive November checklist to stay on track and enjoy a stress-free transition into the holiday
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The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the NSCS Semester at Sea Spring 2025 Scholarship. These scholarships provide students the financial support needed to embark on a transformative academic journey aboard the MV World Odyssey, where they will explore diverse cultures, gain global perspectives, and immerse themselves in
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Leadership is more than just a buzzword on résumés; it’s a core skill set that shapes your future success. For college students, the ability to lead isn’t just about taking charge in the classroom or on campus—it’s about developing a mindset that prepares you for the real world. The value of leadership experience during your
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As the fall semester heats up, finding effective study techniques is essential to staying ahead in your classes. Instead of sticking to old habits that might not serve you well, try these five science-backed study methods designed to boost your productivity and improve retention.
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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.
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As you transition from college to the professional world, finding a mentor can be one of the most valuable steps you take toward securing a successful career. The NSCS Ambition In Motion Mentorship Program can help. Learn more.
As the new school year approaches, college students across the country are gearing up for another semester of classes, projects, and exams. Whether you’re a first-year student adjusting to college life or a senior preparing for graduation, setting academic goals is crucial for a successful and productive school year. With the right strategies, you can
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A growing trend in higher education is the shift toward more flexible and innovative learning formats. One of these is the minimester—a condensed academic term designed to fit the needs of today’s busy students. As more colleges and universities embrace this model, you might be wondering what a minimester is and whether it’s a good
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