by John Otis | Feb 1, 2016 | Admissions Blog
Photo from Sprout Social In our digital age, everything seems just a little bit closer-including our job search! Whether or not you’re a freshmen or even a senior, this blog post is for you! LinkedIn is a powerful tool to showcase anything and everything (okay, maybe...
by Kayla Severson | Nov 3, 2015 | Admissions Blog
Photo from Camp Men-o-lan Landing your dream job right after you graduate college may seem impossible. Many of us struggle because we need to gain experience working in the field, but most employers want you to have experience before they hire you. This is where an...
by Kassidy Jackson | Oct 6, 2015 | Admissions Blog
We all have a love-hate relationship with procrastination. An assignment is due next Monday so that means you’ll start it next Sunday, right? This technique may work for some people, but it can cause stress and if you put something off until the night before you...
by Mariah Kaercher | Sep 15, 2015 | Admissions Blog, College of Nursing & Health Sciences, Nursing Program
Anatomy is the class that’s known to be brutal. The class itself is only a 50-minute lecture three days a week, but the amount of hours you need to study to learn the information can be a burden. When I took Anatomy, I had my brief moments of panic when I had to...
by Hannah Carmack | Apr 9, 2015 | Admissions Blog
I’m going to be straight with you: everyone skips class. Even the best of students — and professors — take a day off, but as the school year dwindles down, those who skipped more than a few days may find themselves drowning in the slew of homework they missed....
by Elizabeth Meinders | Oct 28, 2014 | Admissions Blog
As a senior English major, I’ve written so many research papers that I’m not even fazed by them anymore. Professor wants eight to 10 pages and at least 12 sources? Pssh—I’ve got this! But I wasn’t always this confident in my writing abilities. When I was a freshman...
