College Tips

[cmpsbls]

Hello everyone!（＾▽＾●）I have collected some of your requests from my Google Form & have decided to make some printable packs!!! (*・∀-)☆ This is my first & as you can see its very very simple since I used the same layout for everything!! so just a few reminders about this pack before u download it!

FORMULAS, DICTIONARY, TOPICS TO STUDY & EXAM SCHED

Its only in PDF form; i will provide pngs if a lot ask!

Comes in colors: golden yellow & blue + black & white

Options: With (12) rows & no rows so u hav the freedom to put as much info as u want!

PRINTABLE PACK 1.0: REVIEW SEASON by Nicole of CMPSBLS

Dictionary (Vocabulary):  b&w | blue | yellow

Exam Schedule:  b&w | blue | yellow

Formulas To Remember:  b&w | blue | yellow

Topics To Study:  b&w | blue | yellow

also a smoll warning that it may take awhile to download/preview so pls be patient heh also!! my drafts on graphnics has an assignment tracker, i just replaced it with an exam sched but i’ll be releasing it with the next pack! o(^▽^)o  please hmu & drop me an ask if u have a concern I hope you find these useful & good luck w/ ur studies everyone! (＾▽＾)/ *also u can click the pictures for hd version to see it!*

CMPSBLS’ Printables Form // printables+ by Nicole

[limestyle]

A good plan is what connects dreams with reality.

[studyshu]

180416 - aaaa busy busy reading week trying to consolidate my materials before finals. I’ve got so much to do and it’s been really overwhelming 😱😱

[booksflowerstea]

Finals

[cxllegetips-blog]

You’re Not Alone

Known for aiding employers to find the most suitable and qualified employees, online resume services such as LinkedIn allow students to “stay up to date with company news” as well as actively being alerted for new job opportunities. With over 3 million employers, by simply creating a resume and updating it frequently, college graduates are bound to pinpoint a job within their field, a chance to get a job after graduation by using a resource such as LinkedIn. It is imperative that college students frequently update their experiences in their field so that it shows that they are a more well rounded candidate.

Here at college of DuPage we have our very own Chaps Get Hired career service to aid students to build an electronic portfolio, find internships, and look for potential jobs while getting a degree. College of Dupage’s online system works because it lets students to set up time with a staff member or schedule the time to go to workshops. Alerting students of when there are career fairs in the Chicagoland area, it is the school’s interest to only aid students in finding some type of employment within their field after graduation. Even if you still have not declared a major, our team has put together the resources to try to help students narrow down what their interests might be for short-term and long-term career goals.

College of DuPage career fair table 2016 with courtesy of Flickr

[cxllegetips-blog]

Chaps Get Hired

This resource is great for building the career skills

It aids students in finding internships that are in their field for experience that may be paid

Known for helping students set up interviews on campus and find jobs

Allows students to view upcoming workshops

Links to podcasts that students can listen to on the go for extra tips!

Guides to Writing Resumes and cover letters here

Another reason why you should participate in internships at COD explained by staff and students on campus

Additional Note: The career services center is located in Student Services Center (SSC) Room 3258. Phone Number :[phone]

Follow COD Newsroom here to take a look at career and service related events

[currentdread]

planning my summer so I won’t be wasting it away on tumblr like I did last year

[thestudynosaurus]

Doing my maths homework before cleaning my room and cooking dinner:) I can’t wait for this week to be finished and to enjoy a week of my comfy bed and lots of hot chocolate with Netflix playing in the background 😍 Check out my studygram: @studynosaurus

[studywithmaggie]

forever doing calculus // follow my studygram!!

[jjstudi]

Prepping for our midterm 📝🤘🏻

[fuckstudy]

keeping warm fuckstudy’s 59/100 days of productivity

Keeping warm whilst finishing off the last of my exam notes for international law. (+ bonus youtube workouts)

[mikenudelman]

‘I asked an expert to look at my résumé — here are the 9 mistakes she found.’

[forbes]

What To Do If You Haven’t Landed A Summer Job Yet

[mindelevator]

How To Best Prepare For An Interview And Ace It

[This is #6 of Get Your Dream Job Series: How To Prepare For Interviews]

Things I covered in this article:

1. Do Research on the Organization

2. Understand The Position You Are Interviewing For, And The Qualifications Required

3. Review Your Profile and Qualifications

4. Get Some Background Knowledge

5. Prepare Answers For Basic Interview Questions

6. Prepare Questions to Ask the Interviewer

7. Plan What To Wear And What To Bring

Free Checklist Printable

Read the article here for detailed explanations on how to do the above things, and the FREE interview preparation checklist printable!

Want to Read More?

If you want to read more on interviews, here are some of my favorite articles:

Top Interview Tips and Tricks You Need to Know on Students Toolbox

5 Clever Ways to Prepare for a Job Interview on Levo

How to Answer the Most Common Job Interview Questions on Elana Lyn Gross

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[solustudies]

15 Questions to Know for COLLEGE INTERVIEWS

Hey! You there! Are you going for a college interview? Yes? Have you prepared? If not, here are some basic questions you should anticipate from your interviewer:

1. Why do you want to attend our school?

2. What can you bring to our campus?

3. Describe yourself in three adjectives.

4. If you could take a gap year, what would you do?

 5. How do you define success?

 6. What are your strengths/weaknesses?

 7. If you could change your school, how would you do it?

 8. What do you think about [latest news issue]?

9. Who is your hero? Why?

10. What do you do outside the classroom? 

11. What is your favorite book?

12. Does your high school transcript accurately reflect your abilities?

13. What do you want to major in/ Why do you want in to major in [desired major]?

14. If you could change anything about your high school career, what would it be?

15. Why do you want to go to college?

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 These are questions I’ve heard before multiple times, but they’re not always the same at every interview. And remember:

 Sleep well 

Eat breakfast

 Arrive on time 

 And be natural! Getting nervous won’t really help you! Do your best!

[kickingcollege]

Just found this as I was going through my college papers. It might help some of you out if you’re filling out your resumé! Good luck!

[autumncat]

“life is your art.” -ansel adams