Archive for 'Career Preparation'

4 Lessons Students Can Learn from the Recession | 09.15.09

Everyone of this generation will forever be haunted by the word “recession.” The phrase has become a ubiquitous and defining expression of our generation. The recession has damaged many people’s respect for their government and exposed extreme corruption, souring people’s views on the global financial institution. The colossal impact of the recession means that is [...]

Seize your Degree! |

So, classes have started again and you might be feeling in a lull after taking time off over summer. Never fear, here at Top-Colleges we are here to provide you with tips and advice on how to get the most out of your degree. College is no walk in the park; it requires hard work [...]

Does Success Make You Idle or Inspired? | 09.14.09

We live in a society that is obsessed with commodity and success. From childhood we are taught that we can do and achieve anything and are constantly assured that success is within our grasp if we work hard enough. As we get older professional success becomes a defining aspiration of adulthood. It motivates us to [...]

Best Cities for Jobs | 09.02.09

One year can make a lot of difference. Around this same time last year, the energy and manufacturing sectors were booming, but this summer has witness a huge growth in a few other fields. Thanks to the recession, many states are relying on consistently solid job industries, such as health care and education, to bolster [...]

Welding for Women – Lucrative and Fun | 09.01.09

Welding is not only an activity for men, nor was it ever. However the prevailing perception was that it’s a technical craft that requires focus and physicality to perform. This perception is correct, and it absolutely does not preclude women from participating. In fact, the Palatine school in Illinois opened up a [...]

Obama Celebrates the Post 9/11 GI Bill Being Put in Full Effect | 08.25.09

President Obama honored veterans of the Afghan and Iraq wars on August 3 while celebrating the execution of the first major GI Bill since WW2. According to the Daily News, the President stated that the nation owes a debt to post 9/11 servicemen and women, and that fulfilling this obligation would also help to [...]

Social Networking Shows Reasons Why Minorities Should Pursue Computers as a Career |

Social networking is as hot and consistent as San Diego’s weather. From following our heroes to being followed by a group of people that hang on your every character (and maybe not your character), Twitter is at the forefront of this new wave of community groupthink. But who is at the forefront of [...]

Prepare for an Interview | 08.24.09

Congratulations! That killer resume of yours just landed you an interview for a fantastic job opportunity. If you’re like a lot of people, once the euphoria wears off, the panic sets in…what to wear, what to say, what NOT to say. All of a sudden everything takes on new importance. [...]

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