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Science Hall at Canisius College is an impressive 120,000 square feet of space. Designed to break down barriers between traditional disciplines, Science Hall’s infrastructure is inherently interdisciplinary and includes ample space for students and professors to learn, study and socialize collaboratively. Island workstations cluster young investigators together to forge new breakthroughs. Teacher laboratories replace conventional lecture halls, and are outfitted with flexible furniture and state-of-the-art technology so faculty can customize the space to support interdisciplinary curriculum needs. View their virtual tour at http://www.ecampustours.com/tour-home-page.aspx?UnitID=189705

You don't get a second chance to make a first impression, so avoid these resume blunders and be on your way to securing that job of your dreams.

faux pas of resume writing A resume is your first opportunity to impress hiring managers, so ensuring that it presents you in the best possible light is imperative. To help achieve a perfect resume, be sure to avoid these faux pas of resume writing.

eCampusTours is proud to help sponsor the Healthy Minds, Healthy Lives 2021 Chattanooga Summit. This year, the summit is focused around navigating the new normal with a growth mindset roadmap. Here are 5 questions to ask yourself each day to develop a growth mindset:

⁕ What will I do to challenge myself today?

⁕ What strategy am I going to try now?

⁕ What mistake did I make today that taught me something?

⁕ What can I learn from this?

⁕ What will I do to improve my work and strategy next time?

Finals week is upon us! Make sure you study the right way.

how to study for final exams Finals week is always a hectic time for students. You have a lot of material to study in a very short time period. So, follow these tips to make this stressful week go as smoothly as possible.

Learning about the basics of financial management at an early age will help ensure that you will be responsible with money later on in life. Here are five personal finance lessons that you should learn as a high school student.

five basic personal finance lessons every high school student should learn

Being involved in clubs and extracurricular activities during college will not only help you become more connected to your college community and make new friends, but your involvement may also help you land a job after graduation. Employers look for candidates who have a wide variety of transferable skills and experience, and the clubs and activities in which you are involved in college can help you hone those skills. Here are five college clubs and extracurricular activities that will look good on any resume regardless of your career path.

five college clubs and extracurricular activities that look good to employers Being involved in clubs and extracurricular activities during college will not only help you become more connected to your college community and make new friends, but your involvement will also help you land a job after graduation.

Located in the center of George Mason University, the Johnson Center serves as the primary social atmosphere for the University. With a wide range of dining options, the Johnson Center is also a great place to grab a bite between classes or to study in after hours. View their full virtual tour at http://www.ecampustours.com/tour-home-page.aspx?UnitID=232186

Educators and students - eCampusTours offers more than 30 videos to help students plan for college, career, financial literacy, and much more! Made for students in elementary, middle, and high school, these videos will help students get a head start on planning their future. ecampustours.com/for-educators/school-counselors.aspx

Remember to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after October 1st of the year prior to your college start date, so you can meet deadlines for school, state, and private aid. Did you know you can submit your FAFSA via your cell phone using the mobile-friendly version of the fafsa.gov website and the myStudentAid mobile app?

fafsa mobile options You can now submit the FAFSA via your cell phone using the mobile-friendly version of the fafsa.gov website and the myStudentAid mobile app.

You can now file your FAFSA for the 2021-22 school year. Get started today at fafsa.gov!

The 2021–22 FAFSA® form has launched on fafsa.gov! Here are 3️⃣ key things to remember 👇

While staying motivated to study, complete homework, attend classes (in-person or virtually), etc. comes easy for some students, others may need to practice certain methods in order to stay academically driven. From setting realistic goals to enhancing your studying environment, check out these 8 techniques for increasing your academic motivation.

techniques for increasing academic motivation Staying motivated to study, complete homework, attend classes, etc. comes easy for some students, while others may need to practice certain methods in order to stay academically driven. Here are eight techniques for increasing your academic motivation.

If you already know where you want to attend college, you may want to think about applying early. There are two types of early application programs: early action and early decision. This article covers the basics to give you a better understanding of how each one works.

is early action or early decision right for you? Early action is the early admission program in which applying early will get you an early answer. It is non-binding. Early decision is similar to early action in that you can apply early and get an early answer from your college about acceptance, but it is binding.