While every program will have specific requirements, there are some common elements to grad school applications. When planning to apply to grad school, prepare to meet the following requirements for most programs: Transcripts You’ll need to send in your transcript from DU (and any other institution you’ve attended in the […]
By Terry Bradshaw Hard cider production in the U.S. has increased an average of 73 percent annually since 2008. That’s a lot of apples, and Vermont fruit growers and cideries (businesses that make hard cider) are capitalizing on this market expansion. Sales of cider nationally topped 54 million gallons in […]
You’ve been invited to interview for your dream job, what could go wrong? After all, you are just talking about yourself, what could be so difficult? Interviewing has plenty of pitfalls if you are not prepared. Invest the time necessary to present your best, most genuine self and make the […]
Constructing a resume can be difficult. Well, scratch that, constructing a resume IS difficult. To articulate your accomplishments and professional identity in a way that is positive, clear, and concise is no small feat. The good news is there are people out there who can help you! Getting your resume reviewed by […]
Life is a matter of choices. Some choices do not require much thought and reflection, while others merit rigorous deliberation. Career is one aspect of life that is replete with difficult choices. Choosing a career is one of the most crucial decisions in life as it can either make or mar personal […]
Why is it important to write well? What does ‘writing well’ mean, anyway? Every day I read resumes, cover letters, personal statements, essays and email and text messages. So do you. Have you ever gotten a text that made no sense? Was the verb or subject missing? Maybe you thought […]
As winter quarter comes to an end, this is a great time to search for summer internship opportunities. The University of Denver’s Career and Professional Development department awards 8 undergraduate students with a $2,500 award if they land an unpaid internship for the summer. For most students, internships are a chance to […]
You’ve been thinking about your next career step, and you’re pretty sure you’ve come up with a great idea for a business, product or innovation that could be a big hit with the right tools in place to deliver it. Great! So how do you go about making it a […]
Did you know that you need professional experience to get a job, even if you have no idea what you want to do? Well, University Career Services has got you covered. Our highly trained staff can help you to explore your individual gifts, strengths, majors and career options. still not sure? Here are Several […]
Classifying a worker as an employee or independent contractor can be very confusing. However, misclassification can be costly to both the employer and employee. Learn the difference between the federal and state guidelines on what constitutes an employee versus an independent contractor, and the issues and legal ramifications that arise when employees are […]
We’re all guilty of having those little panics when we worry if we’ve chosen the right career direction. It’s tough to know exactly what you want to do once your time at college is up, I mean, what if you have a sudden, random urge to move into another field? You’ve already […]
Glass ceilings, solidarity marches, and empowerment movements are all over the news today as women take figurative and literal steps to become an even larger force in the United States. Many women have founded fundraising groups, task force committees, and other active organizations in recent weeks, and they are starting […]
Have you ever torn your office apart looking for something vital? Running a business is hard work—with a staggering amount of complexity. From financial documents and taxes to customer information and marketing systems, there’s a lot that can get lost without good systems for keeping track of it all. We’re here to […]
Central Vermont resident Ann Ndione is a retired science teacher who enrolled in the UVM Cannabis Science and Medicine Program this fall. Ann, who studied Horticulture and Horticultural Therapy at the New York Botanical Gardens, talked to us about her experience in the new UVM online program. Ann Ndione Why did you […]
To describe Bianca Mohn as driven is an understatement. The Lancaster, PA, native graduated from UVM in May with a business degree and is now a student in the UVM Sustainable Entrepreneurship MBA program. As an undergraduate, she majored in business administration, international business and marketing, and minored in French. She […]
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