Undergraduate
and graduate students typically find a lot to worry about. They are
often anxious not only about classes and GPAs, but also about funding
research, securing internships, and landing jobs. And then they stress
about how to find the people who can help them determine the best way to
go about it all.
The
question of where to find the help they need becomes more pressing as
students approach the threshold of "the real world" and the launch of
their careers. But the answer is not that complicated --- the best way to make connections with people who can help is to network.
Networking
is simply interacting with other people to exchange information and
develop contacts, which helps foster and further your career. Done
right, networking is a reciprocal win-win --- it's people helping each other. READ MORE
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