Xavier University student spends summer in Viterbo, Italy with a host family Several University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) study abroad programs offer the opportunity to live in someone else’s house in another country. But, this isn’t like Airbnb or some other booking app – this is an opportunity to share time, space, and companionship with … Read more
We all know that person who just seems to lack basic common sense. They consistently make decisions that leave us scratching our heads, wondering, “What were they thinking?” Common sense isn’t so common, as the saying goes. And folks who are missing this vital trait tend to exhibit certain behaviors that make it glaringly obvious. … Read more
5 Ways to Craft Scholarship Descriptions Gen Z Will Notice Gen Z, the digital natives, are a unique generation with distinct values and preferences. When crafting scholarship descriptions, it’s crucial to understand their mindset and tailor your message accordingly. Here are five tips to attract and engage Gen Z students: 1. Keep it Concise and … Read more
If you’re in the United States, studying as a nurse, you’ll be met with astonishing opportunities. Some would even go as far as saying that these opportunities are (almost) limitless. You’re working with top-notch facilities with state-of-the-art technology/equipment, you have superb education and are learning from likely world experts in their fields, and once you … Read more
I believe one of the most important principles for professional success is the idea of showing up consistently as your best self. It’s simple in theory, but difficult in practice. There are two parts to this equation, so let’s tackle those first and then we’ll look at strategies to help you do it. Why Consistency … Read more
We’ve all heard the saying, “Money can’t buy happiness.” Yet, so many of us chase wealth thinking it’s the ultimate key to fulfillment. Now, I’m not going to say that financial stability isn’t important; it is. However, what I will say is that true contentment often has less to do with the size of your … Read more
Canada is an increasingly popular destination for international students, with world-renowned universities, a high quality of life, and a multicultural environment. In fact, according to the Canadian Bureau for International Education, Canada attracted over 530,000 international students in recent years, and this number continues to grow. With excellent academic standards and diverse programs, Canada offers … Read more
Many employers now use behavioral-based interview questions to learn more about a candidate’s past experience as a predictor of future performance. These behavioral interview questions are usually the “tough” interview questions that interviewers use as a method of determining whether or not a candidate is a good fit for the open position. While you can’t … Read more
You might not realize it, but some of the things you’re doing in your relationships or daily interactions could be sending signals that make you appear desperate—without you even knowing it. Whether it’s in love, friendships, or at work, small actions and habits can sometimes leave others with the impression that you’re overly eager, anxious, … Read more
What if the words you say every day are quietly holding you back from true happiness? It’s easy to overlook the power of language, but the phrases we use can shape our mindset, influence our mood, and even dictate how we experience life. If you’ve ever found yourself stuck in a cycle of negativity, it … Read more