Last Updated: Sep 9, 2022
Originally Posted: Sep 9, 2022
The life of a student-athlete can be gratifying, but it can also bring a lot of stress and difficulty. Student-athletes must balance sports, deadlines at school, time …
By: Jessie Daniels
Online BBA Program Coordinator
Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia
Many online students are non-traditional, meaning they aren’t right out of high school seeking a “traditional” college experience. This isn’t a bad thing. In …
Each year, thousands of international students apply for H-1B visas—temporary non-immigrant visas that allow individuals to work in the U.S. Since only a limited number of H-1Bs are given out each year, the H-1B visa process can be stressful, not …
Embarking on the job search can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are many things to consider when looking for a job, from the work environment to career development, but what are the most important factors to keep in mind? …
To say the least, the Trump administration didn't extend a warm welcome to international students at U.S. colleges and universities. Will the Biden administration be more welcoming? Will international students have a better chance of securing H-1B visas? Will they …
By Kat Tretina Updated on October 20, 2022
With the high cost of college, commuting to school, rather than living in a dorm room, can be a smart decision. The College Board reported that living on campus at a public four-year …
Jimmy Sweeney, President of CareerJimmy
Achieving a balance between confidence and terror as you anticipate a job interview takes some doing. J You want to be well prepared and eager to make a genuinely good impression on the interviewer, but …
Larger companies, such as multinational corporations, exist not only to provide a product or a service, or to drive profits for their investors, but they also have a role to play on the world stage. Large corporations can influence public …
Male college student in wheelchair at library. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock.
Many, very capable, students happen to have a disability. I have heard reports from students that the services they receive in college are helpful and adequate while others report …
Originally from Togo, Africa, Bilal Afolabi came to Connecticut with his family when he was eight. Afolabi credits his entrepreneurial spirit to his father, a small-business owner who started his own trucking company at a young age.
“Growing up, my …
