Congratulations, you landed the interview! Let’s be honest, interviews can be nerve-wracking. Sweaty palms, fidgeting, a racing heartbeat, and thoughts like “What if I say the wrong thing?” are all perfectly normal. The good news is that you can learn to channel this nervous energy into confidence. Here are five practical tips to help you… Read More
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Lessons Beyond the Classroom – Christa Taylor
This is an interview with Christa Taylor, Assistant Professor of Biology, at Southern Arkansas University. What subject areas do you teach here at SAU? I teach multiple subjects, including Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Career and Life Planning, Freshman Seminar, and Introduction to Biology. How long have you been teaching? I have been teaching at… Read More
Budgeting as a College Student
As college students, we often find it challenging to balance school and financial responsibilities. For some of us, financial aid provides scholarships and government assistance that help cover our educational expenses. Others may have support from family, while many still must rely on employment to afford tuition, books, and necessary school supplies. Whether you’re receiving… Read More
Tell me about a Mulerider
What would you say is the hardest interview question? Many job seekers would agree that it’s answering the dreaded “Tell me about yourself.” In a world where we’re taught not to brag about ourselves, this question feels especially tricky. Yet, in an interview, that’s exactly what you’re supposed to do! The interviewer wants a quick… Read More
The Benefits of Balancing a Job and School
Balancing work and school might seem overwhelming, but it can make you more organized, independent, and financially secure. Every college student should consider getting a part-time job—it can be a game-changer for both personal and professional growth. I got my first job as a junior in high school, and now, as a junior in college,… Read More
