Are you trying to get involved with arts on campus, but not sure where to start? Or, do you have a passion for theatre, dance, or music but are nervous about auditioning? Here’s your guide to performing and fine art groups on campus that don’t require try-outs, just a passion and excitement for the arts!
After spending 17 years in school your brain can feel burnt out once college graduation hits. It can be hard to jump right into more schooling or a full-time job position immediately. Taking a gap year, a year off, between starting the next chapter of your life has become a popular option among college graduates.
Ask any student on the UF campus about a change in tuition rates and most students are interested in discussing it. Recently, efforts have been made in Tallahassee to push legislation through that would change tuition rates based on whether or not a student is a STEM major or not.
Where to start is one of the hardest parts of searching for a job.
Due to the current competitive job market, many students are told that they must set themselves apart in order to get ahead. We are constantly told to gain as much experience as possible, to tailor our résumés to the position we want and subject ourselves to countless resume writing workshops and critiques. Here are some ideas for presenting your résumé with a creative edge:
The perfect schedule can be difficult to coordinate. You may put together a perfect schedule off of the course listings, but when it comes time to register through ISIS, you may find that all the time slots you want have already been taken. So, for your upcoming scheduling needs, here is how to put together the perfect class schedule.
Senior spring semester revolves around going out and completing bucket lists, but sometimes those events have to be put on hold when real life kicks in. For seniors seeking jobs, spring semester is full of searching, applying and interviewing.
It’s finally time. Whip out your tanning lotion, piña colata mix and Listerine bottles not filled with Listerine that you’re going to bring on your cruise because it’s spring break. Here's what to pack.
The one time I wish my mother were closer is when I am sick.
As exams and midterms are suddenly upon us, the infamous Club West (wink, wink) is already packed with students. I’ll be honest with you, I like the nooks and crannies and blank walls that make homework look comparatively fascinating. I really do. I like the dead silence beyond the first floor, and the quick access to Starbucks (my wallet not so much).
Financial aid varies across the student body; some depend on scholarships (academic or needs-based), grants, loans or the goodwill of parents. It can be overwhelming to try and find scholarships so here are some tips on navigating the financial aid mire.
From drinks to dinner, here are my suggestions. And no, you don't just have to get drunk. I mean, unless you want to.
We have all heard the horror stories about living with a roommate in college: “She steals my food,” “She has guys over every night,” “She borrows my clothes without asking all the time.” So, for all the brand new baby Gators (congrats class of 2017!), enjoy my newly developed expertise on living with a roommate.
The premise of “sit here and impress me” has simply never worked well for me. The moment I am expected to be the most impressive version of myself is always replaced by all kinds of awkwardness and strangeness that seem to only come out when I am seated on one side of a table with only my resume to protect me.
Congrats, you have succeeded in becoming a Facebook success for your friends and classmates. But what about future employers? (Word of advice: Don't be like this guy)
A senior spring schedule is unlike any other semester’s schedule. What kind of senior are you?
Completing my first last day of school was scary. It felt like my first time in a classroom even though it was the last time I had to experience the gut-wrenching feeling associated with the first day of school.
Graduation season is upon us, and while most students have their thoughts focused on life after they walk across the stage, it’s important to not neglect that one last task before you leave: moving out.
Well, the waters have been tested now! At long last we have the highly anticipated showdown of Rick and the Governor.
And the gang is all back together!
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