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How to Use LinkedIn to Find a Job (Plus, Tips for Updating Your Profile So You Get Hired)

1/9/2021

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1. HOW TO UPDATE YOUR LINKEDIN PROFILE SO YOU GET HIRE

2. HOW TO USE LINKEDIN TO FIND THE BEST JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU

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College Resources To Help You Get And Keep Straight A's

1/4/2021

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December Scholarships

12/8/2020

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Breaking Down Student Debt Anxiety & How to Manage It

11/29/2020

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What Is Student Debt Anxiety?

Feeling anxious and depressed about loans and the uncertainty of your financial future may seem abnormal, but in actuality, these worries are common among college students. In fact, these feelings are called student debt anxiety.

According to Student Loan Planner’s 2019 mental health report, 53% of respondents felt depressed because of their student loans. 90% of respondents also said their student loans made them feel anxious. 
With the tuition of both private and public education on the rise, more students are turning to federal and private loans to afford a degree. No longer can middle class, or even upper-middle class, families afford the six figure prices of higher education. 

“The middle class is slowly disappearing again and more and more people are considered low-income,” Emily Cardona, a junior at Emerson College, says. “But we want to go to college and we don't have thousands of dollars laying around, so we have to get loans.” 

The average undergraduate student loan debt for 2019 was $30,000, an increase of 26% of student borrowing in the last decade, according to U.S. News. In addition, the Federal Reserve also reported in 2018 that two out of 10 student loan borrowers are behind on their replacements. Statistics like these can increase student debt anxiety, as it demonstrates the difficulty of repaying loans post-graduation. 

“In order to receive a good education they make it seem as though you have to pay an arm and a leg, which is not true,” Taylor, a junior at Emerson College says. “I believe [these] pressures such as debt only add to the bigger problem of mental health and make [us] feel trapped.”
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Ridiculously Easy College Scholarships

11/29/2020

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10 Universal Tips For College Essay Writing

11/27/2020

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Study Apps

11/21/2020

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FAFSA: Dependent Or Independent

11/19/2020

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Your Ultimate Guide to Remote Extracurricular Activities – that Literally Any Student, Anywhere Can Sign Up For

11/15/2020

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Whether you’re taking classes from the comfort of your childhood bedroom, isolating in a dorm on campus or making the trek to each and every one of your classrooms, student life looks nothing like it did not all that long ago. Maybe your normal clubs have ceased meetings, maybe they’ve transitioned to Zoom only, or maybe you’re just finding it hard to find something new to do in this new era. Whatever the case may be, you need something to fill your time – and your resume – so we’ve gathered some of the best extracurricular options for every major and interest, all of which can be joined remotely from wherever you may be in the US (and in some cases, beyond!), no matter what school you attend.

  • Nonprofit/Volunteer
  • Politics
  • Career Development
  • Mental Health
  • STEM
  • Religion
  • Book Clubs
  • Publications
  • Influencer Communities
  • Miscellaneous
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The Complete Guide To Scholarship Hacks

11/12/2020

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What's On The ACT?

11/10/2020

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What Are Colleges Looking For In Application Essays?

11/5/2020

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Core Student Apps

11/4/2020

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How To Write An Awesome College Essay

10/26/2020

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Middle, High School, And College Students Win $500: Your Voice, Your Viewpoint

10/22/2020

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By AMNY
As our city has been through many challenges these last few months, we know that one relevant issue and part of so many kids’ lives is racism.  We are looking for middle school to college students to submit their stories to us. 

Please send us your story, video, or TikTok and share your viewpoint or experience with racism with the New York community. Please enter Your Voice and Your Viewpoint by October 30th at midnight to enter your voice, viewpoint to Schneps media.


The Details:
Schneps Media and the Claire Friedlander Foundation want to hear your voice and your viewpoint on your experiences with RACISM. We invite students, our future leaders, to share your thoughts and feelings about your experiences.

Students can either choose from the following prompts or submit work beyond the prompts but still relate to the overall goal of sharing YOUR VOICE AND YOUR VIEWPOINT. 

- I experienced racism when…
- I’ve fought against racism by…
- I was racially profiled when…
- My first experience with racism was when…

Submit virtual or written entries limited to 250 words either by email or by using the hashtag #YourVoiceYourViewpoint on social media, including Instagram or TikTok. Video entries can be emailed to YourVoiceYourViewpoint@schnepsmedia.com. Please include your name, age, and school with entries. Submissions will be published in Schneps Media’s multiple platforms of print, digital, and broadcasting. 2 middle school students, 2 high school and 2 college students, will each be awarded a prize of $500 by a panel of Queensborough Community College students.

Submissions will be accepted through Friday, October 30th, and winners of the prize will be announced on November 6th.

Submission can be emailed to YourVoiceYourViewpoint@schnepsmedia.com
​Como nuestra ciudad ha pasado por muchos desafíos en los últimos meses, sabemos que un tema relevante y parte de la vida de muchos niños es el racismo. Buscamos estudiantes de la escuela intermedia a la universidad para que nos envíen sus historias.

Envíenos su historia, video o TikTok y comparta su punto de vista o experiencia con el racismo con la comunidad de Nueva York. Ingrese su voz y su punto de vista antes del 30 de octubre a la medianoche para ingresar su voz, punto de vista a los medios de Schneps.


Los detalles:
Schneps Media y la Fundación Claire Friedlander quieren escuchar su voz y su punto de vista sobre sus experiencias con RACISM. Invitamos a los estudiantes, nuestros futuros líderes, a compartir sus pensamientos y sentimientos sobre sus experiencias.

Los estudiantes pueden elegir entre las siguientes indicaciones o enviar un trabajo más allá de las indicaciones, pero aún así relacionarse con el objetivo general de compartir SU VOZ Y SU PUNTO DE VISTA.

- Experimenté racismo cuando ...
- He luchado contra el racismo por ...
- Me perfilaron racialmente cuando ...
- Mi primera experiencia con el racismo fue cuando 

Envíe entradas virtuales o escritas limitadas a 250 palabras, ya sea por correo electrónico o usando el hashtag #YourVoiceYourViewpoint en las redes sociales, incluidos Instagram o TikTok. Las entradas de video se pueden enviar por correo electrónico a YourVoiceYourViewpoint@schnepsmedia.com. Incluya su nombre, edad y escuela con las entradas. Las presentaciones se publicarán en las múltiples plataformas impresas, digitales y de radiodifusión de Schneps Media. 2 estudiantes de secundaria, 2 estudiantes de secundaria y 2 universitarios, recibirán un premio de $ 500 cada uno por un panel de estudiantes de Queensborough Community College.

Las presentaciones se aceptarán hasta el viernes 30 de octubre y los ganadores del premio se anunciarán el 6 de noviembre.

La presentación se puede enviar por correo electrónico a YourVoiceYourViewpoint@schnepsmedia.com
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The Financial Aid Process

10/19/2020

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Scholarships Without Essays

10/8/2020

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The Ultimate List Of Questions To Ask Your Future Roommate

10/3/2020

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Junior Year Timeline

9/15/2020

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The 8 Best Sites for Scoring Cheap Textbooks

9/14/2020

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1. Chegg 
2. Campus Book Rentals 
3. Amazon
4. Textbooks.com
5. Better World Books
6. ecampus.com
7. Cengage
8. AllBookstores.com
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High School Resume

8/23/2020

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SAT/ACT Prep Do's & Don'ts

8/20/2020

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Complete College Packing List

8/15/2020

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100+ No Essay Scholarships to Help You Pay for College

8/11/2020

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Things To Do The Summer Before College

8/10/2020

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