The College Choice Coach. Turning Self-awareness into self-empowerment Then Bridges For Education will help you reach that brave new world.
Do you want to live in a world where high school students use there college education to follow their interests and passions towards a career? Do want to live in a world where high school students don't have to worry how they are going to handle years of crippling student debt? Do you want a future where graduating from college means you can get a job easily like it was in the past? BFE aims to he
28/03/2017
Watch out for these 7 mistakes!
Seven college application mistakes to avoid The college application process notoriously strikes fear into the hearts of high school students and their parents each fall, but does it have to?
27/04/2016
There is still time to register for the seminar for college success tonight at the Timbers of Eureka. And if registration closes before you get your ticket, come by anyway. Don't let that stop you. See you tonight!
https://collegesuccess413.eventbrite.com
Seminar for College Success SEMINAR FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS How Your Teen Will Find a Passionate Career, And How to Use College to Get There Are you the parent of a college-bound student who: is flip-flopping between career choices? is stressed because they don’t know how to find the best school for them? is unclear what major wil…
Weekly Tip for Success:
Take a business class:
If you are going to be a leader, you need to be familiar with more aspects then you think. A business class will help you understand the processes involved in day to day functions of any operation such as: reading an income statement, reading organizational charts, and knowing how to negotiate contracts. A business course or two can take you a long way, and these classes are often easier to pass than your calculus course!
01/12/2015
Tuesday Inspiration!
01/12/2015
Love to workout or play sports? How about a career in Sport, Recreation, and Exercise Sciences at Lindenwood University! The School of Sport, Recreation, and Exercise Sciences promotes healthy, active living through undergraduate programs in athletic training, exercise science, physical education and health, and recreation administration.
Weekly Tip for Success:
Find your flaws- and fix them:
As with any skill, leadership needs constant improvement.Try to create a way to get feedback from team members, group leaders, and professors. When you have concrete feedback, you can work to improve your skills, including communication and leadership. Plus you will learn how to accept and give constructive criticism. That is absolutely necessary for your future!
01/12/2015
Interested in working on projects like the Golden Gate Bridge and the Hoover Dam? Then check out the Civil and Environmental Engineering program at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign!
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign enjoys an outstanding reputation for excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, and for research that improves the quality of life in our nation and around the world.
01/12/2015
Teacher Highlight of the Week:
Carla Freccero at the University of California Santa Cruz -
Professor, Feminist Studies
Distinguished Professor, Literature and History of Consciousness,
Carla Freccero is Professor and Chair of Literature and History of Consciousness, and Professor of Feminist Studies at UCSC, where she has taught since 1991.
Weekly Tip for Success!
In addition to e-mail, you can use LinkedIn or other social media tools to connect online. But remember: There's no substitution for a traditional, face-to-face meeting, so if you can find a way to meet in person, that's always the best.
01/12/2015
Looking for a career path that can draw upon diverse theoretical approaches? Check out the History of Consciousness program at the University of California Santa Cruz! They have a Ph.D. program that operates at the intersection of established and emergent disciplines and fields, acquainting students with leading intellectual trends in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.