Serena was a 18-year-old mom when she started her college journey. After taking classes for several years, she had to hit “pause” on her college journey even though she was so close to finishing her degree. Hear how she returned to finish after 15 years, discover the benefits that came her way, and see how she is now impacting her community!
Every girl should have the chance to dream about becoming a bank CFO, senior computer, programmer, or electrical engineer. Even if you’re a “grown-up,” you can STILL take the chance to pursue a career that’s traditionally dominated by men. This article is your invitation to consider something new and a toolbox for pursuing your career dreams… even if they’re unexpected!
It’s a terrifying thought: what if you go back to college, graduate with your degree, and then land an “ideal job” only to discover that you can’t stand it? Nobody deserves to land in a soul-sucking career. These 7 tips will put you on the fast-track to a job that you’ll REALLY like.
Career centers are chock-full of valuable resources that prepare you for excellent professions. Who knew finishing your degree could be so rewarding?
As Mississippi slowly begins peeling back the restrictions and shutdowns designed to limit the spread of COVID-19, some industries have lost jobs while others have seen increased demand. This is a promising sign for those who adapt. This article provides steps you can take to stand out and land a better job in the post-COVID-19 job market!
Your current credits might be enough to earn you an associate degree – qualifying you as a pharmacy technician – and even closer to a better career.
Having a full-time job doesn’t have to be a burden when completing your degree. In fact, students with careers enjoy several advantages.
Making a positive impact AND making a good living could be in your future if you have a heart for changing lives. Getting a degree could be your first step to a meaningful career.
Even though women make up nearly 47% of the workforce in the United States, they tend to stick to traditional career paths – those where women make up a majority. In fact, nearly 40% of female workers
Hotels, restaurants, bars, resorts, entertainment venues… they are all part of our lives and for some, a great place to work.
Serena was a 18-year-old mom when she started her college journey. After taking classes for several years, she had to hit “pause” on her college journey even though she was so close to finishing her degree. Hear how she returned to finish after 15 years, discover the benefits that came her way, and see how she is now impacting her community!
Every girl should have the chance to dream about becoming a bank CFO, senior computer, programmer, or electrical engineer. Even if you’re a “grown-up,” you can STILL take the chance to pursue a career that’s traditionally dominated by men. This article is your invitation to consider something new and a toolbox for pursuing your career dreams… even if they’re unexpected!
It’s a terrifying thought: what if you go back to college, graduate with your degree, and then land an “ideal job” only to discover that you can’t stand it? Nobody deserves to land in a soul-sucking career. These 7 tips will put you on the fast-track to a job that you’ll REALLY like.
Career centers are chock-full of valuable resources that prepare you for excellent professions. Who knew finishing your degree could be so rewarding?
As Mississippi slowly begins peeling back the restrictions and shutdowns designed to limit the spread of COVID-19, some industries have lost jobs while others have seen increased demand. This is a promising sign for those who adapt. This article provides steps you can take to stand out and land a better job in the post-COVID-19 job market!
Your current credits might be enough to earn you an associate degree – qualifying you as a pharmacy technician – and even closer to a better career.
Having a full-time job doesn’t have to be a burden when completing your degree. In fact, students with careers enjoy several advantages.
Making a positive impact AND making a good living could be in your future if you have a heart for changing lives. Getting a degree could be your first step to a meaningful career.
Even though women make up nearly 47% of the workforce in the United States, they tend to stick to traditional career paths – those where women make up a majority. In fact, nearly 40% of female workers
Hotels, restaurants, bars, resorts, entertainment venues… they are all part of our lives and for some, a great place to work.
Complete 2 Compete (C2C) is a state program designed to help Mississippi adults complete their college degrees and create a brighter future.
The C2C program and grant are funded by the Mississippi Department of Human Services and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
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