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The Search for an Internship as Described by The Office

If you’re a college student, no matter what your major is, you probably want to have an internship as part of your academic career. By the time you’re a junior or a senior, you kind of sort of have an idea of what you’re interested in, and an internship is a great way to try things out. Finding and getting the internship, however, is a whole adventure in itself. It definitely comes with its set of challenges.   18) Knowing where to start is the hardest part. Where do you go? Should you look online? What websites? Should you talk to a career counselor? It’s just all so confusing.  17) You question whether you have enough on your resume, or if it looks professional enough. 16) All the job postings are intimidating with the qualifications and years of experience.   15) If you go the online route, you learn very quickly

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Socializing in College: How To Not Get Stuck In Your Room Playing Video Games

The most important part of beginning your college career is making friends. Do not be fooled, social life is almost just as important as your study life! You don’t want to be that guy/girl who’s depressing and alone. So, in order to not get stuck playing video games in your dorm every Friday night, you need to make friends. Here’s how: 5. Get Involved. – I know it sounds watered down and cheesy, but when your school pushes the whole “be involved” thing, it’s legitimate. It’s basically the nice way of telling you to get a life. So, join Greek life, try out for a club sport, find organizations that fit your interests. It’ll help to keep you busy and connect with like-minded people. Plus, there are so many opportunities! You have chances to travel, make a difference, and build a reputation. College is the perfect time to make the most of