A couple of months back, I read about the concept of “one-word resolutions“. Although I’m not usually one for New Year’s Resolutions (which are often broken as quickly as they are made), spring semester is fast approaching and I don’t think it’s a bad idea to set the tone with a new outlook. That’s exactly what a one-word resolution is:…
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Five Days of Graduate School Appreciation
Gratefulness has been on my mind since Thanksgiving break. I realized there is at least one moment (if not several) every day I am thankful for, and how important it is to acknowledge those moments. For one week I decided to reflect and record what I am feeling appreciative of each day. Monday:: Challenging Situations. Challenging situations in graduate school…
Confessions Of A Mock Interviewee
As a requirement for my Career Counseling class, I participated in a mock interview today at the Saint Rose Career Center. A mock interview is essentially a chance to practice interview skills without the stress of risking a job opportunity. We aren’t born with great interviewing skills, so participating in a mock interview is a great way to try out our well-rehearsed…
Is Saint Rose right for you?
As a tour guide and 2-time Orientation Leader, I’ve answered hundreds of questions about life at Saint Rose, my experiences, and college life in general. Lately, upon hearing that I am graduating in May, they have asked what are your plans for next year? It’s been about 4 years since I received my acceptance letter from Saint Rose and time…
Undergrad vs. Grad School, What’s The Difference?
Graduate school is a whole new world compared to undergraduate. While the purpose is the same- to help you advance your knowledge, skills, and preparation to hit the job market head on- that’s just about where the similarities end. Please note these are based on my personal experience and remember many other perspectives exist! Learning New Information Undergrad: Typically happens…