How to Thank a College Admissions Counselor for an Interview

Writing a thank-you note to a college admissions officer isn’t just good manners. The letter will also most likely go into a student’s application file!

Finishing a college admissions interview is a relief for students. But that doesn’t mean that …

By Nathan Ortega
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Resume Writing: Tips and Tricks for Your Career Service Resource Library

Resumes serve as the gateway to career opportunities, making it essential for job seekers, especially college students, to craft compelling and effective resumes. Career service professionals play a crucial role in guiding students through this process. In this blog post, …

By CareerShift
Job hunting & career management solutions
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3 Ways to Highlight Your Career Interests in an Interview

Talking about future goals and career interests is a key component of almost every interview. But the questions“Tell me a little bit about why you want this position” and “Where do you see yourself five years from now?” regularly spark …

By CareerShift
Job hunting & career management solutions
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How Late Can You Take the GMAT/GRE for MBA Applications?

Some business school applicants may have tons of time to put together an MBA application. However, more often than not, they only have a couple of months to a year to write their essays, polish their resumes, obtain letters of …

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MBA Interviews: What to Expect, How to Prepare, and How to Stand Out (2025)

I am a former MBA admissions officer and interviewer who’s spent the last 15 years helping 500+ candidates navigate the application process, ace their interviews, and get into top programs. In this guide, I will break down exactly what to …

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Should I Go to Grad School? Here are 5 Good Reasons

“Should I go to grad school?

Longtime professional, current undergraduate student, or sector switcher—no matter where you are in your social-impact journey, you may have wondered whether grad school is right for you. From satisfying a degree requirement to …

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Interviewing for a Remote Job? Here’s What You Need to Know

Telecommuting, remote jobs, work-from-home positions … whatever you call them, you may have applied for an offsite position at some point during your job search. While the perks of a remote job may be obvious—no commute, flexible schedule, fewer co-worker …

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AUC Graduate School Fair – Oct 4th

Are you considering graduate school? It’s never too early, or too late to learn more!

Check out the Graduate School Fair page for more information.

By Kendra [uConnect]
Kendra [uConnect]
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Five Ways NOT to Ask For a Recommendation Letter (or Reference)

Application packages for college and graduate school often require a formal letter of recommendation from professional contacts who can attest to your readiness, work ethic, and intellectual talents. And when your formal education is complete and you’re making your way …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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Why You Shouldn’t Use ChatGPT to Write Your College and Grad School Admissions Essays

We’ve been covering the unfolding story of the use of artificial intelligence in education, as well as in various industries, so if you want to catch up you should check out our two-part entry on its effects on education. …

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