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First-generation students need to make good use of career services

If first-generation college students don’t have connections from built-in networks, they should use their school’s resources. For example, Harvard University has the Harvard First Generation Program that prepares students for post-grad life. Students should also visit the career services office …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Tips for first-generation college students navigating the job search

Embarking on the job search can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are many things to consider when looking for a job, from the work environment to career development, but what are the most important factors to keep in mind? …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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First-Generation College Student Career Barriers (and How to Overcome Them)

I was a first-generation college student, and while I’ve held numerous jobs over the past decade, the struggles that began in college still have a lasting effect on me today. Unfortunately, many of the issues we first-generation college students (or …

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How to nurture your mental health in science and academia amid challenging times

As a young scientist, doing your research and building up your career is hard enough. The demands to learn the art of the trade, make a mark in your field, and navigate the highly competitive academic world can rapidly become …

By ELISABETH PAIN
ELISABETH PAIN
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Paying it forward

Jessica Marmolejos values education — and so does her family. 

“I come from a big family,” she said. “Everyone has either graduated from college or is going to graduate college,” she said. 

With family roots in the Dominican Republic, education proved …

By Writing Staff
Writing Staff
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Recommended job search engines and job boards for graduate and professional students organized by career and industry interests.

Information about how to demonstrate to employers your cultural competence.

Developed in partnership with Autism Speaks, this site enables users to search jobs once they register (at no cost). A …

Instead of a jobs board, NITW maintains a bank of candidates and matches them with employer partners, free of charge.

AAUW has compiled key facts to dispel myths and misinformation about the pay gap.

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