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As you grow older and the necessity for jobs, internships, and volunteer positions gets bigger, it becomes more important than ever to have a good resume. So what do you do if you have little to no professional experience? Not to worry. Here, we outline how to create a starter resume with little experience so […]
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While this book has been out for a few years, I thought Katharine McGee’s American Royals was the perfect selection for July’s book of the month. Each month, we like to pick a book that features young adult characters, ideas, or themes and show it off on Dreaming Upwards. This month, in honor of the Fourth
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With college comes the inevitability of having to look for a job and create tailored resumes. By creating a college master resume, you can speed up this process and make yourself more prepared for future opportunities! In this article, we go over what a college master resume is, why you should make one, and how
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When you’re trying to figure out what you want to do with your life, informational interviews can be a critical step. It might be a term you’ve heard thrown around, but what is an informational interview? What does it mean? How do you initiate one? Don’t worry. We have you covered with our ultimate guide
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It’s never too early to prepare for college, and starting in June can help alleviate any stress from the end of the summer. Read below to see what you can do in June to help yourself prepare. 1. Either Craft or Update Your Resume Do you have a resume/CV? Is your resume as good as
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Every month, we like to pick one book to recommend. We select books that have characters, themes, settings, and cultural relevance to people in their 20s. This month, that book is The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins. Goodreads Link Amazon Link The Wife Upstairs Summary The Wife Upstairs centers on our main character, Jane, as
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For many of us, summer school is either the best way to make sure you get out in four years or the best way to get ahead. However, it can be difficult to take classes in such a condensed period of time. Most schools have summer sessions that only last 4-6 weeks! That means that
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Attention everyone who wants to live a healthier lifestyle with less hassle! If you want to make healthy college food easily, this post (and this fantastic cookbook!) is for you. While health topics like balance and confidence are more common on this site, today is all about fueling your body. As I was searching for
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A three time student’s perspective So you either got into or are considering SDSU as a college. Either way, congrats! Whether it’s for your undergrad, teaching credential, or a master’s program, there are tons of reasons to choose SDSU. In this article, I’ll walk you through what I appreciate about it and why I chose
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Congrats, grad! You finally made it through four years of high school. You’re now heading to college, a gap year, or a career. But, for most of you, the question of what to do the summer after high school graduation looms over your heads. You have a whole summer open for you, and you want
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