Even though unemployment is low, college graduates are struggling to find a job within their field of study that pays a livable wage https://t.co/2viV62wdu6 @NAUJacqueline#CCHEcreateit
UIUC's Career Services offers a free course on communication techniques to international students looking to work in the US https://t.co/M6CBrUG9TO #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
@ericfish85 Interesting read. Purchasing insurance provides a more solid guarantee and thus a better investment than paying lobbyists in this political climate.
It's important for students to view starting their career as a journey instead of a destination. Focusing on career readiness during college is a great way to prevent last minute job searches. https://t.co/TmrFcRyZ5P #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
60% of college graduates are women but women only represent 35% of undergraduate STEM degree-holders. Scholarships, mentorships, and internships can help bridge this gap. https://t.co/UIfYiEe7Lr #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
There are many small steps that college students can take to become career ready prior to starting their job search. Be proactive instead of reactive! https://t.co/6cKD7lgGKR #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
When we talk about career readiness, we often forget about the issue of underemployment - students settling for a job that doesn't utilize all of the skills learned during their degree program https://t.co/dkdoIYRZvR #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
Mentorship is crucial in helping college students start their career after graduation, yet white students are more likely to have a mentor than minority students (72% of surveyed alumni vs. 47%) https://t.co/6KpZceDlxj #CCHEcreateit@NAUJacqueline
Many colleges and universities as well as states use this form to determine students' eligibility for nonfederal need-based aid – additional funds students can use to pay for school: https://t.co/FvIpmSW0Ik #BestColleges
Certificates and micromaster’s programs are becoming a popular way for students to gain skills and become career ready https://t.co/yCusQeP8Vy @NAUJacqueline#CCHEcreateit
@GoldieStandard My question is what happens after the first year? First generation students may not realize their tuition will increase and will be forced to take out student loans because they have already invested one year at the institution.
Very small gains in employment level of women and minorities at Microsoft, much more work needs to be done to improve diversity and inclusion https://t.co/Haci2xMdfZ @NAUJacqueline#CCHEcreateit
University of Arizona and the National Science Foundation partnering to create a bridge program for minority STEM students looking to pursue a doctorate https://t.co/tu6iDGvjHK @NAUJacqueline#CCHEcreateit
New report finds the number of college students taking classes online grew in 2017, even though postsecondary enrollments fell. 1/3 of all students now take at least one online course: https://t.co/STkrGdTgrA via @insidehighered@dougledIHE
@USNewsEducation It’s important for students to be focused on their future but we need to make sure that they have the time and space to develop their identity. This means making mistakes and learning from them, rather than constantly fearing failure.