You finished another online course. Maybe it was a digital marketing deep dive on Udemy, or perhaps a project management fundamentals class on LinkedIn Learning. You proudly download the certificate of completion, add …
Scroll through any social media feed or online learning platform right now. You cannot escape it. Everywhere you look, someone is selling a course, a bootcamp, or a “masterclass” promising to teach you …
You see the ads everywhere. You read the success stories on forums like Reddit. Get your Salesforce Administrator certification, they say. It is your fast track to a high paying, in demand tech …
You spent a fortune on your child’s college education. You made sure they took classes in the hottest, most cutting edge fields. They learned about machine learning, they can talk about neural networks, …
Your child landed a great first job out of college. They are talented, they work hard, and they feel secure. As a parent, you feel a sense of relief. But in the modern …
Scroll through your social media feed. For years, the definition of an “influencer” has been a very specific type of person. They are showing off expensive clothes, traveling to exotic locations, or promoting …
It’s 1 AM in a college dorm room. A student is surrounded by half-packed shipping boxes, a laptop open to a customer service email, and a textbook for a midterm they haven’t started …
When 22-year-old Maria tells her old high school friends that she’s a welder, she sometimes gets a surprised look. Her friends are just finishing up their four-year degrees, buried in student debt and …
For decades, the image of a working college student was a familiar one. They were flipping burgers, waiting tables, or working retail jobs for minimum wage. It was a respected way to earn …
It’s a frustrating cycle that plays out every year on college campuses across the country. Your son or daughter, a bright and motivated student, spends weeks polishing their resume and sending out dozens …