Being the first person in your family to attend college is something to be proud of, but it can come with some specific challenges you can learn to navigate.
Challenges First Generation College Students Face Read More »
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars is pleased to introduce the Advisor of the year winners for 2021-2022
NSCS Advisor of the Year Winners 2021-2022 Read More »
Meet Dr. Kim Buch, Region 1 Advisor of the Year winner for her excellent work at University of North Carolina.
Meet Dr. Kim Buch: Region 1 Advisor of the Year Read More »
An interview with Halye Berner on her experience as an NSCS member at Purdue University majoring in Bioengineering
NSCS Alumni Spotlight: Haley Berner Read More »
Avoid commonly made college mistakes for a more enjoyable and productive undergraduate experience.
6 Mistakes to Avoid in College Read More »
Meet Ms. Jenn Cook, winner of the Region 3 Advisor of the Year award for the outstanding success of her NSCS chapters.
Meet Ms. Jenn Cook: Region 3 Advisor of the Year Read More »
Meet Professor Elizabeth Rhoades winner of the 2022 Laura Taddeucci Downs National Advisor of the Year award.
Personal Finance tips can come in handy for college students who are trying to spend and save responsibly
5 Personal Finance Tips for College Students Read More »
Internships and externships are often suggested as a means of gaining experience prior to seeking employment. But what’s the difference?
Internship Versus Externship: What’s the Difference? Read More »
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.
Finding a Mentor in College Read More »
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