14 things data science, statistics, and applied math majors should do in December to help their 2026 job search

December gives data science, statistics, and applied math students an edge that is easy to overlook. Employers appreciate candidates who have more than classroom-level experience. They want to see curiosity, proof, and the ability to make sense of unstructured problems. …

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The Hottest Jobs for 2026

Indeed just released their “Best Jobs in America 2026” report, and I’m seeing something remarkable: The jobs that are thriving aren’t just random high-paying roles – they’re specifically jobs that AI can’t easily replace. Let’s dive into what this means …

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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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5 Ways to Ease the Transition from Community College to University

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In recent years, students and parents have increasingly found the lower tuition costs associated with community colleges to be a big draw. For many families, the …

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10 Ways to Pay for College: Scholarships, Grants, and More

The cost of college has been climbing for decades, leaving many students and families feeling overwhelmed and unsure about how to afford higher education. According to the College Pricing 2024 report, the average annual tuition and fees for a public …

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The Best And Worst Things To Say During Entry-Level Salary Negotiation

Salary negotiation is a difficult thing to do at any age. And when you’re barely out of college, looking for your first job, asking for more money or benefits can feel ungrateful or downright sleazy.

However, most employers are prepared …

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6 interview mistakes students and recent grads make, according to recruiters and hiring managers

You’ve finally cleared the biggest hurdle—the recruiter called back, and the interview is on the calendar. But for many recent grads, this is where the wheels fall off. It’s easy to think that if you just show up and answer …

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What Companies Mean When They Say “Don’t Use AI in Your Job Applications”

It’s a confusing time to be a job seeker right now: While artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly critical part of work, many companies (including AI-focused ones) are emphasizing how much they disapprove of the technology being used in …

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Resumes Alone Are No Longer Enough — 4 Things Job Seekers Need to Add to Their Applications ASAP

We live in the digital world, and that has affected every aspect of our lives — including the way we work and apply for jobs. Plus, the circumstances we’re now experiencing, from an ongoing pandemic to the Great Resignation, are transforming …

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Networking without feeling fake: How to build genuine connections as a student

By: Keith Spencer, Career Expert with AI resume builder Resume Now

As a college student, you get all kinds of advice to start networking. Alumni events, on-campus conferences, and job fairs are all opportunities that faculty and staff encourage you …

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