There are two ways to understand our strengths and capabilities. One is with a fixed mindset, which is the belief that people naturally have certain talents. The other is a growth mindset, which is the belief it is possible to cultivate intelligence, abilities, and personal qualities. Read more >

Having a productive study space makes a huge difference to how well you’re able to focus and avoid distractions. It’s important to have such a space no matter if you’re just using it for homework or if you’ll also be taking some virtual classes for online or hybrid courses. Here are a few things you can do to make sure your space is as productive as possible. Read more >

Since many careers involve an element of public speaking, universities tend to regularly encourage students to give presentations. However, many students find it stressful to talk in front of a group, even when it’s just a small number of people. Read more >

Summer is the time college students look forward to the most, as it’s a chance to recover from a hectic summer and focus on things other than schoolwork. However, it’s still worth using your summer break for activities that will bring you closer to meeting your goals. One thing summer is great for is networking. This doesn’t need to take up much time, but it will make a big difference after you graduate — if not before. Read more >

Employers look at much more than GPA when considering if a recent grad would be a good candidate. In fact, only a minority of employers now screen candidates based on their GPAs. Instead, they’re more interested in particular skills and qualities that indicate that recent grads will be able to perform their work to a high standard and be valuable team members. Read more >