Ten words. Two letters each. “IF IT IS TO BE, IT IS UP TO ME.” What makes you do the things you do? It’s all up to you to do it. My professor taught me this. Anthony Kalamut is a … Continued
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I Graduated From College without Ever Checking Out a Book
By Katie Wall My name is Katie Wall and I graduated from college without ever checking out a book. That’s right – in May of 2009 I graduated from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a school consistently … Continued
From Mechanical Engineering to Happiness
By Kate Vander Wiede I started off college majoring in Aerospace Engineering because I love space and astronomy was “impractical”. (AKA, prospects of being paid significant portions of money out in the real world were slim.) I soon switched to mechanical … Continued
Another Degree Please
Our generation is all about getting out in the real world, immediately wanting to make an impact. Yet it seems that we are saying all of this, but not necessarily acting on it. Many of us are choosing to prolong … Continued
What can educators do to provide a better education for Millennials?
By Andreana “Addy” Drencheva This week several Millennials will explain how or why the current education system doesn’t prepare Generation Y for real life nor for successful careers. Let’s give teachers, professors and administrators straightforward suggestions how to improve the … Continued
What Did You Get Out Of College?
School’s out forever. School’s out for summer. School’s out with fever. School’s out completely… -Alice Cooper This time every year, I get excited. I start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I try my best not … Continued
Burden or Benefit: The College Debt Debate
As a college student, you should be expected to be responsible for yourself and at least start thinking about being responsible for your own future. Contrary to popular belief college is not just the “next” step after high school. Choosing … Continued
