First Things First: Your Resume Heading
Your resume heading, which includes your name and contact information, is arguably the most important part of your resume.
Branding
Your resume is a form of self-marketing. Be sure to consistently brand yourself if …
Many professionals choose to attend law school to gain a competitive advantage in their careers. A legal education provides valuable knowledge in contracts, regulations, dispute resolution, and helping business leaders navigate complex challenges. Gaining admission to law school requires preparation, …
The GRE includes three sections: Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing. The exam takes about two hours total to complete.
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When you make the commitment to pursue graduate school, give yourself plenty of time to prepare for the exam. Some graduate schools require the GMAT, others prefer the GRE, and some programs accept either exam. Reviewing the admissions criteria for …
At the end of most interviews, candidates are typically given an opportunity to ask questions. This is your moment to differentiate yourself as a candidate, so be prepared. Asking thoughtful questions demonstrates your interest in the role, your engagement in …
Whether your company uses AI or not, searching resumes for key words and phrases reduces the amount of time you spend on each applicant.
If your company is using AI, choose the keywords and phrases you want to require in …
As business students, we all hear the word “networking” so often, but what does it mean? How can you get started? How can it be fun? I had these same questions when I first started networking with Penn State alumni …
You will be measured on the overall “strength” of your admission application which includes your letters of recommendation. The extent to which your letters of recommendation are prioritized by the admissions committee varies by program. Whether you need two or …
As summer approaches, many students and recent graduates may feel the pressure to secure internships. However, there are alternative paths to personal and professional growth. Taking the reins of your learning and development during summer break can be an empowering …
Every university and program is unique, just like every graduate student. In addition to the checklist below, some programs may require supplemental materials such as work or project samples, a portfolio, or English Proficiency Test Results (for international students).
Many …
