One of the most important things––and often the biggest struggle candidates can face––is learning how to write standout resume bullet points on their resume. As all of your students will at some time be crafting their resumes these tips should be of interest. How to Craft Great Resume Bullet Points 1. Writing Better Bullet Points Read More
If you’re a high school graduate or about to graduate, it’s time to start thinking about your future. And if you’re like most people, you’ll want to start by looking for a job. But how do you go about finding a job when you don’t have any work experience? One way is to create a Read More
With the ease of finding things on the internet students have an easy way to copy others information/papers when having to write a paper for a class. There are some great tools available (both free and paid) you can use to check if you detect possible plagiarism. Here are those tools: Free Tools Paid Tools Read More
The “Martin Helda Scholarship for Entrepreneurs” is now available and open for submissions by your students looking to win some scholarship dollars. This scholarship is available for students who are currently enrolled in a University or High School, and have plans to attend a University. The scholarship is meant to give back a little to Read More
The College Board has some great resources from Counselors. You just have to know where to find them. Have no fear though we are here to point you in the right direction. Here are links to some of their best free resources for Counselors: Sample PSAT 8/9 Score Report Explains the sections of the paper Read More
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In our surveys of Counselors Scholarships typically come up as the #1 thing Counselors want to see more coverage about. Here are some tips for finding and applying for scholarships from the Newton Daily News: Use free scholarship aggregator sites online. There is no need to pay for a service with so many free tools Read More
We recently hired Signet Research to conduct a survey on the readers of our Fall 2020 issue of LINK for Counselors. 436 Counselors took the time to complete the survey. We appreciate those that did. This gives us valuable feedback that we can share with advertisers who allow us to send the magazine to Counselors Read More
Of course, there are still a bunch of December stragglers. However, most students have written all the college application essays they’ll ever care to brainstorm, write and edit and then edit again. Typically, we’ll see another burst of activity once the Early Decision notifications are released, typically by mid-December. But here are some tips on Read More
You might already know that college essay schedules are one of my favorite topics. Boring, right? Nope. Not at all. I’m not just talking about deadlines and due dates. I’m talking strategy. And if you know anything about me, you know I love strategy. When’s the last time you mapped out your college essay process and determined Read More
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