Let’s be honest: writing a cover letter is one of the most frustrating parts of job searching. You stare at a blank page, unsure what to say that isn’t just a rehash of your resume. You second-guess every sentence. You …
By the time July rolls around, most summer internships are at a dangerous crossroads. The initial excitement has faded, the routine has set in, and many interns find themselves drifting into autopilot mode—or worse, stuck doing low-level busywork that doesn’t …
Senior Matt Sankner is grateful for every step that is helping him stand apart from the competition — beginning with an amazing internship experience with BMW Group.
He is thankful his hockey coach recruited him to play for the Cardinals — but …
When Sara Murray M’24 first began studying psychology at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, she did not initially envision a future in military psychology. That changed after hearing Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Tuong Setala, a Navy psychologist and alumna of Saint Mary’s Psy.D. …
By Vicki Salemi, career expert at Monster.com
If you recently tossed your graduation cap in the year after years of hard work, dedication and late night study sessions, this article celebrates you–congratulations on your huge achievement!
Let’s take a moment …
The first sentence of your cover letter is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Recruiters spend seconds — not minutes — scanning applications. So if your opener is “I am writing to express my interest in the position,” you’ve already …
When changing your career, you’ll be excited about the new growth opportunities you’re about to explore. At the same time, you may also feel nervous about leaving people behind.
No matter where your career takes you, ensure you protect your …
Toni Frana, career expert at Zety.com
Gen Z professionals have come of age during a time of great change across the country and the world. Advancements in technology, namely AI tools, have changed how they study, how they work, …
If you didn’t land a position back in April when everyone else was locking down their plans, it’s easy to feel like you’ve missed the boat entirely. The conventional wisdom says that by the time mid-summer rolls around, HR departments …
Remote work isn’t going anywhere. And for early-career job seekers, that’s genuinely good news. You’re no longer limited to roles within commuting distance of your campus or hometown. A company based in San Francisco can hire you while you’re finishing …