Original article posted by TalkNerdy2Me, a blog by the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Many people believe that the holidays are the worst time to look for a job. That is a myth. The fact is that many organizations have … Continue reading
Greetings, from College Prowler! It wouldn’t be right to ring in a new year without giving 2011 a proper “adieu.” 2011 was the year of the rabbit according to the Chinese zodiac, a lucky sign that brings about a period … Continue reading
College Prowler $2,000 “No Essay” Scholarship November 2011 Shaunte Thompson. Shaunte is a college junior from Florida Gulf Coast University. Good luck with your senior year! College Prowler $1,000 Survey Scholarship November 2011 Danielle Trout, a junior at Saint Louis … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Break gives families a tiny taste of togetherness, but it can be pretty misleading. Great food and “catch up” conversation, laundry services, and a quick turnaround back to campus makes for an easy transition. The long Winter Break? Well, … Continue reading
Original article posted by TalkNerdy2Me, a blog by the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. I’ve heard the reports about college graduates having to move back home with relatives because they can’t find employment. I’ve seen the headlines that read “Is … Continue reading
Whether you’re a student in need of a last-minute Christmas gift, or a parent tired of suffering hair loss over the college search process, Nancy Berk, Ph.D. offers the perfect solution. College Bound and Gagged: How To Help Your Kid … Continue reading
Original article posted on NCSA Athletic Recruiting blog. It’s different for everyone, but no matter where you are in the recruiting process, there are 5 things that you MUST do if you want to get recruited. Let’s get right to … Continue reading
Living on your own is a college student’s dream; no more curfews and parents telling you what to do. While dorm life plays a huge part in the college experience, it also can be a scary thought. Therefore, it is … Continue reading
Original article posted by TalkNerdy2Me, a blog by the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Based on my personal experience, I know that most college students aren’t typically concerned with their credit score. Unfortunately, college is a time during which countless … Continue reading
Original article posted on NCSA Athletic Recruiting blog. Lamond Murray lit up Duke for 28 points and 10 rebounds in the 1993 NCAA Tournament, as his Cal team, led by Jason Kidd, knocked Coach K’s team out of the … Continue reading