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The U.S. Federal Government’s Office of Personnel Management confirms that members of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars may qualify for a Federal Employee Pay Upgrade through a GS Level Upgrade under the Superior Academic Achievement qualification....
Serving in a leadership role is a great way to round out and enhance your college experience. Students who graduate with leadership experience tend to have an easier time finding jobs after graduation. They are also likely to rise through the ranks more quickly and be...
Navigating college can be challenging at times. You’re taking multiple classes, applying for internships, exploring job opportunities – and so much more. How do you not only survive, but succeed and excel in your college experience? One option is to find a...
Serving as a student leader is a great way to round out your college education. You’ll get plenty of hands-on leadership experience that should help you transition into the workforce. You’ll learn how to manage and work with others, including students with...
As a college student, it is important to take steps that will help you transition into the working world. One of those important steps, for many students, is completing an internship. An internship is an opportunity to learn what it’s like to work in your chosen...
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