The concept of mentoring is nothing new. A one-on-one relationship with someone who is a teacher, tutor and coach is an idea that has been key to intellectual development for thousands of years. Think of Socrates and Plato, or Plato and Aristotle. These one-on-one mentorships produced the most significant advancements in Ancient Greek philosophy. Your Read More
U.S. News & World Report put out a nice video where they interviewed Admissions Officers from several Universities including the University of Oregon, Xavier University of Louisiana, the University of Rochester and the University of Alabama at a recent college fair. Many important subjects were covered including researching schools, writing application essays, and filling out Read More
I have published LINK for Counselors for 3 years now and we have published some great articles for Counselors on Careers to Consider for your students. Here is a summary and links to those: Cybersecurity Forestry Emergency Management Food and CPG Marketing Occupations and Attending Career & Technical School Supply Chain Management and Logistics Chemical Read More
More women than ever are considering obtaining an MBA after college. In 2017, women’s enrollment in MBA programs reached 37.4% on average, according to data from the Forté Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to increasing women’s access to business education and opportunities. But many female MBA students still experience gender disparities when applying and as a Read More
If yes, we have some great resources you can share with them. The Center for School, College, and Career Resources has been sharing a great resource on Scholarships, Grants and Funding Options for MBA Students. It is on Affordablecollegesonline.com and includes: A list of specific scholarships available to MBA students Tips on how to land Read More
It may seem like it’s a lifetime away for your students to begin their work careers but those four years of school go by very fast. The Center for School, College, and Career Resources has shared a resource at the Community for Accredited Online Schools has created a guide that highlights possible career paths while Read More
It’s not too early to tell your students to start thinking about that college essay. As the Class of 2018 winds down the process, your juniors are getting ready to begin their journey. At Wow, we believe success on the college application process begins in school and at home — sooner rather than later — Read More
When your students finally decide on a college they might think their job is done and they can relax until the first day of school. Not so fast! There are still lots of things to do before they set foot on campus. Here is a list of 7 things that Her Campus put together that Read More
If you picture yourself in the college admissions officer’s chair, reviewing application after application, you’ll have a better sense of why it matters so much how you spend your time outside of school. What you do in your spare time tells them what you care about, where you’ve chosen to go deeper with experiences or exposure Read More
Two of our readers, Samantha Vanderpool (Needleman) and Ashley Rizzi (Neer) who are both earning their doctorates through Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida are surveying Florida high school counselors to get their perception on classroom guidance for their dissertation. Abstract The purpose of this mixed-method study is to examine the professional school counselor’s perceptions Read More
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