"The dreaded job interview. It can feel like the most stressful part of a job search, but it’s also the most important. Whether you’re seeking your first job out of school or looking to switch to a new employer – or even a whole new career – the interview process will be a major part of landing the new position you want.

Job interviews are the best way for a potential employer to understand who you are and what you bring to the table. And interviews are an essential time for you as a candidate as well – it’s the time for you to get to know the company on a deeper level, meet potential coworkers, and discover if the position is a good fit for you.
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The best way to take the stress out of interviewing and ensure success is to be prepared. Easier said than done, right? Not anymore. With our three-step guide, we’ve broken down the interview prep work into three simple stages: before, during and after..."

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BY CARRIE WILEY

"Changing careers at any stage of your life can be a challenge. One chapter ends and another immediately begins, something that can be both invigorating and challenging. And the learning curves and roadblocks that accompany career changes intensify when they occur during the middle of your career. 
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I’ve switched careers as well as started a small business mid-career. I can say from firsthand experience that doing so as a father with a growing family brings unique trials I did not encounter when switching careers as a recent college grad. Regardless of your station in life, if you are considering a career transition or quitting a job to start a business, take time to think through some of the following questions before you make the leap..." 

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Article written byJOHN SCHMOLL

"For many students, summer is an opportunity to get ahead in the job search by applying for an internship. And these positions, from law to finance to medicine and beyond, are often highly coveted, making them extremely competitive.

However, there are tons of internships out there, from Fortune 500 companies to local businesses looking fill summer positions. And no matter what field you are going into, there are many different ways to find summer internships to gain experience and boost your resume.

With the help of some leading experts, including career coaches, college counselors and entrepreneurs, GoodCall is breaking down the internship application process into a few easy steps – and providing helpful tips for how to make the most of your internship experience.

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​Article written BY ABBY PERKINS

"There’s almost nothing talked about more in higher education than the cost of college. The cost of a college degree increased 1,120% between 1978 and 2012 – four times faster than the increase of the consumer price index. And as college tuition rises, so does student debt. Today, graduates in the U.S. hold a total of $1.23 trillion in student loans among 43.3 million borrowers. The class of 2016 graduated with an average of $37,172 in student debt.
But what exactly makes up those high costs and large debt loads? Although tuition and fees are a large portion of it, those aren’t the only expenses a student incurs when he or she goes to college. Below, GoodCall takes a look at just how much it really costs to go to college – from application fees to tuition to living expenses and more..."

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Article written by: GOODCALL

"How to Find the Right Scholarships. It’s hard not to get overwhelmed by the sheer number of scholarships out there, and even harder to know where to start. The most important thing? Finding and applying for scholarships that are right for you.

​Too many students go for quantity over quality – they apply for tons of scholarships without considering whether they really qualify. In fact, according to a recent GoodCall survey, a third of scholarship providers say that up to 50% of applicants do not meet the requirements of their scholarships..."

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Article written by: ABBY PERKINS

"This year’s college graduates are leaving school with an average of $37,172 in student loans – up from $35,000 last year. This represents an all-time high for average student debt levels. And many students and families are searching for solutions to avoid becoming part of the crisis.

With the heavy push to secure a college degree combined with the rapidly-increasing cost of college, families are facing one of the toughest decisions of their lives: How to pay for college without being buried in student loan debt.
The good news? Paying for college doesn’t have to mean student loans.

​In this guide, we’ll cover dozens of ways to find money, make money and lower costs for and during college, helping you secure a degree without the major loan bill that commonly comes with it...."

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Article written BY JOCELYN PAONITA

"The decision to attend graduate school varies greatly among those with bachelor’s degrees, according to a 2015 study by Georgetown University. For example, 77% of students who major in health and medical preparatory programs attend grad school, compared to 55.7% of public policy students, 38.4% of students who major in finance, and 1.3% of architectural engineering students.

And while a graduate degree certainly looks good on your resume, the return on investment isn’t always clear. Is it necessary for your job? Will it provide a competitive edge or salary increase? Or will you just be saddled with a lifetime of debt?..."

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​Article written by:  TERRI WILLIAMS

"Tuition reimbursement programs are all the rage right now. Companies know that the rising costs of college make it difficult to start or continue your education. Luckily there are several places that students can work at that offer tuition assistance. Many of the companies in this list hire students at any degree level, and are able to work around a school schedule. This type of tuition assistance will help you save money, and make it easier to balance both your school and work life..." 

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Article written by SCOTT HAWKSWORTH 

It’s no secret that college is expensive. It helps tremendously when students have financial management plans, since they won’t feel overwhelmed by college loans and the stress of having to deal with every day expenses without a blueprint. Learning how to manage finances is an immense help to students. Unfortunately, learning these skills proves to be harder than one would expect.

Luckily for college students (and parents alike) there are many tools available to students to aid them in managing their finances..." Click here to continuing read about the helpful tools.

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Article written by JENNIFER TEMPLE