Category: LifeNotes

They say it’s all about who you know. When it comes to the references you provide a potential employer, however, it’s all about who knows you.

Furthering your education is an important investment. But unless your tuition is fully covered by scholarships, college is also another expense in what may be an already tight budget. Here’s...

Writing a resume can be difficult, and the “work history” section can be particularly challenging. If you’re new to the workforce, you may not have much relevant work experience. If...

Getting good grades and ultimately earning your degree depend to a great extent on passing tests. To do that, most people need to study to absorb all the information presented...

Though health information technicians do not directly care for patients, their role is essential in the healthcare field.

After hours of crafting your resume, searching job postings and contacting employers, you’ve landed an interview. No what?

If you know a recent high school graduate, she probably can’t stop talking about her plans for college in the fall: what she wants to study, which groups or clubs...

Learning a second language can help more than just your job search.

According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of registered nurses is expected to grow by 26% through 2020.

Individuals who learn through handling and using objects are known as tactile or kinesthetic learners.