Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

Searching for career opportunities can be stressful for young people struggling with feelings of unease, but these tips can help you accomplish all of your work-related goals.

Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

Invaluable skills such as software proficiency, foreign languages and coding can all be learned online — and will make your application stand out to universities and employers.

Daniel Reed

More and more jobs are double-checking to make sure you’re not making things up about your schooling on your resume.

Daniel Reed

It’s not easy to squeeze making money into a busy college schedule. Here are some jobs and other things that you can do to make your pocketbook a little fuller.

Cameron Rapata, Columbia College Chicago

Land that perfect career after graduation.

Sydney Jennings, University of Connecticut

C’mon, just admit it, we’ve all done it. Just sprinkle some harmless white lies in your resume trying to impress the employer and score your dream job.

Joshua Castro, Penn State University

Looking to fall behind? Then tell the truth.

Payton Ramey, University of Central Florida

The difference between you and the other guy could come down to how well both of you describe the same thing.

Olivia McCoy, University of Georgia

From volunteer work to internships, here’s a list of the best five ways to enhance your college resume.

Katie Sanchez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Before you commit to a lifelong career, make sure to intern in your field of choice. You’ll thank me later.

Olivia McCoy, University of Georgia

Employers want to see a well-rounded graduate, but you’re not really the outgoing type. Here’s how to game the extracurricular requirement.