Should I get an MSW?
Through leadership, policy, and advocacy, they can make a positive impact on large groups of people. Here are answers to a few frequently asked questions for professionals contemplating “Should I get an MSW?”
Don’t just survive, thrive! Advice for college welcome week
To prepare students for success, many colleges and universities host a fall welcome week schedule. Current college students share college welcome week advice for new students!
Book recommendations for MBA students and graduates
Crave the growing excitement that comes with learning a new topic in class? Members of Bluffton University’s MBA faculty share their favorite books on leadership and why they top their list.
Why join student organizations in college?
From intramural athletics to professional clubs, five current students from Bluffton University shared about the student organizations answer the question: Why join student organizations in college?
Overcoming challenges as an adult student
From determining how you will afford the added expense to learning new technology, here are a few tips for overcoming challenges as an adult student.
10 ways: How to find internships
Plan early in your college career to make sure your resume moves to the top of the stack following graduation. Here are ten resources for how to find internships and gain valuable experience in your chosen profession.
Choosing a college as an adult student
Whether you’re considering an on-campus, online, virtual or accelerated program, here are a few things to keep in mind when you are choosing a college as an adult student.
Going to college and living on your own!
Going to college and living and learning in a new place (whether near or far) is an adjustment. Here is some advice from current college students!
What is a nontraditional student?
If you’ve considered going back to college, you may have come across the term nontraditional student. What does that mean? What is a nontraditional student?
Help, I’m failing a class in college, and I can’t get my grades back up!
Pretending like the situation will resolve on its own is not going to help. Resources are available, but first it may be good to understand why you are failing a class in college.