Serving as a Resident Assistant (RA) for three years was one of the most rewarding experiences of my college career. While many people see the RA position as simply enforcing rules or planning events, the role taught me valuable life and professional skills that directly prepared me for the workforce. One of the biggest lessons… Read More
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The Don’ts of an Interview
When preparing for an interview, most people focus on what they should do: dress professionally, arrive on time, research the company, and prepare questions. But what about what you shouldn’t do? First impressions matter, especially in interviews where you’re often meeting the hiring team for the first time. While confidence, clarity, and professionalism are key,… Read More
2025 Job Trends
As graduation approaches, one of the biggest questions in graduates’ minds is: What does the job market look like? Landing a job that aligns with both personal interests and financial goals is a top priority, and understanding hiring trends can provide a competitive edge. According to the latest Job Outlook survey by the National Association… 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
What’s Next?
The countdown is on – you are getting closer and closer to walking across the stage, shaking the President of SAU’s hand, and celebrating with all of your friends and family. But as you hold that diploma in your hands, one big question awaits, “What now?” Should you start your career immediately or pursue higher… Read More
