HiLo Student

It is okay to not be okay. Mental health is a growing issue in the academic community and one of the most important steps to help is self-awareness.

The typical employer interviews about 6-10 candidates per 1 job opening. It is important you do everything you can to be the most memorable and certainly the one to get the job.

Budgeting can be hard for everyone, not just college students. Sticking to a set system is the most effective way to avoid going into debt and save for your future.

We have all heard about the freshman 15, but it doesn’t have to be true for you. Eating healthy is good for both physical and mental health.

While applying for internships online is a great step, much of job hunting is done through word-of-mouth. Be sure to focus on your networking skills just as much as your online applications.

The decision to move off-campus can be a stressful one, so make sure you are informed and prepared for all the obstacles that come with moving out on your own. 🏠

College students aren’t exactly known for their “early to bed, early to rise” attitudes, but getting sleep is an integral part of staying healthy. 😴💤

LinkedIn is the premier sight for job postings and business opportunities. So make sure Your resume and LinkedIn need to always be updated because you are always being updated. as you grow so will you opportunities!

College is expensive, so it is important to find scholarship resources outside of FAFSA or individual college financial aid packages. Consider looking into some of these websites where you can apply for a wide array of scholarships based on a variety of criteria. Find the scholarship for you!!!

Being stressed, anxious, or feeling overwhelmed is completely normal. Its how you deal with negative stressors that determine your future success. Meditation is one of the most popular methods. Try it out 🧘‍♀️.

Find the transferable skills in the work you HAVE done to show your employer what you WILL do for them.

Before renting off campus be sure to calculate the cost of transportation, electricity, and internet. Make sure to include costs that aren’t associated with on campus living otherwise you might end up paying more than you thought.