Michelle Purdy is in many ways the poster child for how a bright student can trace a path through academia. Coming to Washington University as an Ervin Scholar from Jackson, Miss., Purdy threw herself into extracurriculars once she arrived on campus. She played a part in writing the 1998 Action Proposal as a freshman, served…
DetailsEmployers may inquire about program’s legitimacy and a student’s experience working in a team. Though employers are becoming more accepting of online degrees, their perceptions still vary, recruiters say. by Jordan Friedman Employers used to be more hesitant to consider hiring job applicants who earned their degrees online. But that perception has changed in the past few…
DetailsAuthors, career counselors and CEOs weigh in on the wisdom driving their careers. By Susannah Snider Top-notch job advice can help you make smart decisions, advance your career and keep your spirits high when work gets tough. We tapped seasoned career experts, including college career counselors, authors and CEOs, for the best career advice they’ve ever received.…
DetailsWhether the ink is still fresh on your bachelor’s degree or it’s been collecting dust for a number of years, the thought of furthering your education even more has probably crossed your mind. Do you have your eyes on a higher position within your company, or are you just looking to better yourself by bettering…
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