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How Your Child Can Build Their Tech Portfolio (Even Without a Job!)
Is your child dreaming of a career in tech but doesn't have a formal job or internship yet? Don't worry, they don't need one. Their tech journey can start right now, from their own bedroom. A strong tech portfolio is their ticket to showing off what they can do—it's their resume in action. Tips & Advice to Share With Your…
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wrong question L2 Equity Question ID: 1790268
Dear All I am writing to seek clarification on the calculation methodology used in the explanation for Question ID: 1790269, which is part of the Pedro Fernandez (Silo Inc.) case study. I have thoroughly reviewed the case and the provided solution, and while I appreciate the detailed breakdown, I have encountered a…
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Have you updated your resume in the last six months?
Keeping your resume up to date can make all the difference when opportunities appear unexpectedly. Whether you’re actively job searching or just staying prepared, regular updates help ensure your experience and skills are accurately represented. Take a moment to reflect on where your resume stands today and whether it’s…
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How to Answer “Tell Me About Yourself” in an Interview as a Senior Leader
For senior leaders, “Tell me about yourself” is not a casual opening question. It is one of the most important moments in the interview. Within the first 60 to 90 seconds, interviewers begin forming opinions about your strategic clarity, executive presence, and whether you understand the role they are hiring for right now.…
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How to Answer “Tell Me About Yourself” in an Interview (Even If You’re Early in Your Career)
One of the most common interview questions, “Tell me about yourself,” is also one of the most misunderstood, especially for people early in their careers. Many candidates believe they need years of experience to answer it well. They worry they do not have enough to say, or that they will sound unqualified if they keep it…
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How I prepared for my clinicals as an FNP student
For me, starting clinicals as a family nurse practitioner student was both exciting and intimidating. I felt a mix of nerves, anticipation, and relief to begin the final semesters of graduate school. I knew clinicals were going to challenge me, but I also wanted to make the most of my preceptor’s and my time while…
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Legal Specialization Spotlight: The Judicial Law Clerk's Role in Year-End Proceedings
The year-end period is a demanding time for the judiciary, and the judicial law clerk plays a critical role in bringing the court’s work to a close. During this period, clerks are focused on three main areas: finalizing the docket, drafting opinions, and preparing for the new year. Finalizing the Docket Clerks are…
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Which area is the primary focus of your business plan for Q1 2026?
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3 Strategies to Make 2026 Your Best Year in Real Estate
The calendar has turned, and January is here, and with it the opportunity to shift from reflection into action. While the past few years presented unique challenges, the consensus for 2026 points toward a market with increasing opportunity, fueled by anticipated lower mortgage rates, rising inventory, and renewed buyer…
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What is the USMLE and how many steps does it have?
The USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) is a three-step examination for medical licensure in the United States. It assesses a budding physician's knowledge and application of key concepts, principles, and fundamental patient-centered skills that constitute the basis of safe and effective patient care. Step…
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Legal The Ultimate Year-End Case File Cleanup Checklist:
The end of the year is an ideal time for legal professionals to conduct a thorough cleanup of case files. A well-organized system not only ensures compliance and security but also sets the stage for a productive new year. Here is a checklist to guide your year-end file management. Step 1: Physical File Audit Begin by…
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Property Presentation Format for Pitching Seller
Hi All, I am looking to make my first property presentation for pitching a seller. I wanted to see what resources people have used successfully as a template for this. All advice appreciated. Thank you, Catherine
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Moved: Tech is Everywhere: The Careers You Didn't Know Existed 🌍 - Military Edition
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How to balance work, life, and school during a FNP program
As a prior family nurse practitioner (FNP) student, I understand the (almost) daily challenges of balancing work, life, and school. My first several semesters of FNP school were hard, but it was mainly asynchronous coursework that I could work on during my own time. But once clinicals started, it became increasingly more…
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Day in the life of a Resident Henry Siccardi, MD/MPH MCAT & USMLE Instructor
Hi, my name is Henry Siccardi, MD/MPH MCAT & USMLE Instructor. Here's a sneak peek at a day in my life. At 05:00 I wake up, make a cup of coffee and some breakfast (usually oatmeal). I make my to-do list for the day (excluding work), and triage/answer emails. When I'm at my best I'll squeeze in 10 minutes of pushups,…
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The Rise of Value-Based Pricing and the Decline of the Billable Hour
For decades, the billable hour has been the undisputed king of law firm economics. It's the model we were trained on, the metric by which we measure our worth, and the foundation of our firm's revenue. But the ground beneath this foundation is shifting. Clients are no longer content to simply buy time; they are demanding a…
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Day in the life of a Resident Henry Siccardi, MD/MPH MCAT & USMLE Instructor
Hi, my name is Henry Siccardi, MD/MPH MCAT & USMLE Instructor. Here's a sneak peek at a day in my life. At 05:00 I wake up, make a cup of coffee and some breakfast (usually oatmeal). I make my to-do list for the day (excluding work), and triage/answer emails. When I'm at my best I'll squeeze in 10 minutes of pushups,…
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What advice would you want from a leader?
I am meeting with one of the Kaplan leaders tomorrow and I realized some of my questions were pretty basic. It's the classic brain freeze moment because this is someone who could really share insight and I want to ask "so if you were a sandwich, what kind of sandwich would you be?" Alas, we may get to that question but we…
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Moved: How taking a language in high school can improve your hireability!
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Q&A: How to balance your time as a med student during the holidays
Hi, I am Sam Turco, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine. I feel I have the experience to be able to adequately respond to this question. It is important to prioritize being together with family and friends during the holidays over studying for medical board exams. The stress…
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Specialization Spotlight: Intellectual Property Law
In an increasingly knowledge-based economy, the value of intangible assets—ideas, inventions, brands, and creative works—has become a central focus of legal practice. This has elevated Intellectual Property (IP) law from a specialized niche to a powerhouse field that protects the very creations driving economic growth and…
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Tips for managing stress while in nursing school
Whether you’re starting your first semester of nursing school or in your last semester of clinical rotations, nursing school can be both exciting and stressful. When I first started nursing school, I knew it would be challenging since I was in an accelerated program. Between the coursework, 12-hour-long clinical rotations…
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Moved: Jumpstart Your Career: 5 Quick Certifications to Get Right Out of High School
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What’s one emerging skill or trend you’re paying attention to for 2026?
With 2026 quickly approaching, the Kaplan Community Team has been discussing trends and skills to explore to upskill to help our Community. As your community team, we want to know - what's one skill or trend you're paying attention to for 2026? We're all thinking about AI so if that's your answer, what specific thing are…
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What was your previous role?
Has anyone previously (or currently) held (or hold) a role as a Leasing Agent and/or Property Manager, that led you desire to take the Real Estate Exam Prep Course and obtain your Real Estate License? How many Real Estate agents took the exam, passed the exam, and are now successful Real Estate agents, without prior real…
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In a typical demanding week, how often do you truly prioritize wellness activities?
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How Strategic Wellness Powers Productivity
The standard measure of legal success—the frantic pace, the endless hours—is obsolete. Sustained peak performance in law is not about surviving the grind; it is about strategic energy management. For the high-performance lawyer, wellness is not a luxury or a reward; it is a core professional competency that directly fuels…
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💼 Got Laid Off? Here’s How to Bounce Back and Get Hired in the New Year
If you’ve been laid off recently, you’re not alone and it doesn’t mean your career is off track. In fact, the months leading into a new year can be one of the best times to reset, rebrand, and relaunch your job search. Companies start posting new openings as budgets refresh in January, and the professionals who prepare now…
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Where do you find most of your job leads?
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What's Your Most Effective Lead Generation Strategy?
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Why Real Estate is the Ultimate Career Pivot for Today’s College Graduate
We all know the narrative: A recent college graduate, diploma in hand, ready to conquer the world... only to find the "entry-level" job market demanding three years of experience, three layers of technical certifications, and a salary that barely covers rent. For many talented, ambitious young people, the traditional…
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RN & NP Collaboration Strategies
Let's discuss best practices for communication, mutual respect, and optimizing patient care when an RN and NP are working together. Collaboration is paramount when registered nurses (RNs) and nurse practitioners (NPs) work together, or rather, any healthcare team. Supporting one another, effectively communicating, and…
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What is your preferred work-life balance setup for a demanding healthcare role?
For those in or aiming for high-demand healthcare roles, how you structure your time is critical. We want to know: What is your preferred shift structure? Vote for the setup that you feel best balances patient care demands with your need for rest and recovery. Feel free to specify your role and why your choice works for…
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Moved: 📸Halloween Photo Share: Share Your Costumes, Pet Costumes & Decor!
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How to Write a Resume When You're Switching to Healthcare
Switching into healthcare from another field can feel like starting from scratch. But, that’s not actually the case. Healthcare employers increasingly value candidates from diverse backgrounds. The key is knowing how to present your background in a way that clicks for healthcare hiring managers. Why Your Non-Healthcare…
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Legal Specialization Spotlight: Elder Law & Estate Planning
As the demographics of our nation shift, the legal landscape is evolving with it. The aging population presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities, making Elder Law and Estate Planning not just a niche, but a critical and rapidly expanding area of legal practice. For attorneys seeking to diversify their expertise…
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What's the best way to find a job?
If you’ve been sending out applications and hearing crickets, you are not alone! But good news…the difference between applying and getting noticed often comes down to strategy. Check out these 7 top strategies that can help you stand out, connect with the right people and turn your search into a focused,…
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Ask an Instructor: What is the PANCE, and how does it reflect what you’ve learned in PA school?
The PANCE, or Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam, is the board exam every PA student must pass to become a certified PA. It’s designed to test whether you can apply the medical knowledge, clinical reasoning, and problem-solving you developed in school to real-world patient care. The exam covers everything from…
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Moved: Creative Careers: Photographer📸 - How to Start Your Journey While Still in High School
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💬 What’s one skill that’s made the biggest difference in your career?
We’re all constantly learning and growing but some skills really move the needle. 💡 Share your experience: What’s a skill that’s helped you grow or get noticed? How did you build it? What advice would you give someone looking to strengthen that skill? Your insight could inspire someone else’s next step! 👏
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What's your biggest job search challenge right now?
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National Paralegal Day
In the complex world of legal practice, there are professionals whose dedication and meticulous work are the backbone of every successful case. We're talking, of course, about paralegals. National Paralegal Day, observed every year on October 23rd, is our opportunity to formally recognize and thank these essential members…
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Exploring Careers in Nursing - What is an APRN?
Ever wonder what Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) are? APNs are registered nurses with advanced training and education, often at the master's or doctoral level! They are able to provide primary and specialty patient care independently or in collaboration with physicians. Want to learn more about the APN profession? Check…
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Moved: Creative Career Spotlight: Acting and Performing 🎭
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Moved: College Application Timeline: 9th Grade
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Poll: What's your current role in the real estate industry? 🏡
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NFPA 2025 Annual Convention Highlights
Adapting to Change The key takeaway from the NFPA 2025 Paralegal Convention is clear: the profession is not just evolving, it's undergoing a rapid transformation. The overarching theme, "Paralegals: Adapting to Change," was a central focus. Technology Takes Center Stage Artificial Intelligence (AI) was, without a doubt,…
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What drew you to law?
In the midst of deadlines, court appearances, and endless research, it's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day grind. But every lawyer, paralegal, and legal professional has a story—a reason they were first drawn to the law. Was it a powerful moment in a movie that inspired you? A deep-seated desire to advocate for a…
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What should international medical students know before starting their USMLE journey?
Starting the USMLE journey is significant for any international medical graduate (IMG). It's more than just a series of exams; it's a multi-year project that requires dedication, strategy, and a balanced approach to life. First and foremost, understand that this is an average two—to three-year journey. Many IMGs will feel…
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Which of these skills do legal employers say is hardest to find in candidates?
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Moved: Career Spotlight: What does a successful ART CAREER look like?
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October is Pro Bono Month!
The legal community plays a vital role in ensuring access to justice for all. While a lot of work is focused on billable hours, many legal professionals dedicate their time and expertise to pro bono work—a term derived from the Latin phrase pro bono publico, meaning "for the public good." This work involves providing legal…
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Exploring Imaging and Radiologic Tech Careers
The field of imaging and radiologic technology is a vital part of modern healthcare, focusing on using technology to create detailed images of the inside of the human body for diagnosis and treatment. These professionals, often called radiologic technologists or radiographers, are experts in operating advanced equipment to…
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Moved: Career Spotlight: Culinary Careers
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What Legal Jobs Can You Get Without a Law Degree?
Legal careers aren’t just for JD holders. From compliance to legal operations, there are plenty of roles that don’t require law school, yet still reward sharp thinking, strong organization, and problem-solving skills. If you’re considering a pivot, the legal field has more paths than you might think. Here are a few…
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How to Refresh Your Finance Resume After Time Away
Career breaks occur for many reasons: family care, health concerns, relocation, or professional burnout. The financial industry evolves rapidly, but your time away doesn't need to hold you back. With strategic planning and the right approach, you can create a finance resume that showcases your value despite employment…
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Moved: Test Driving Careers While In High School Through Volunteering
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Why Joining a Nursing Organization Is Worth It (No Matter Where You Are in Your Career)!
I’ll be honest - I waited way too long to join a professional nursing organization. Early in my career, I thought, “I’m too busy,” or “I’ll join later when it really matters.” Looking back, I wish I had known how much it would have helped me from the start. When I finally joined, everything changed. I suddenly had access…
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A Day in The Life of a Paralegal
The first task of the day for a paralegal is usually to sort through the email inbox, checking for any urgent messages from attorneys or clients that arrived overnight. A quick review of the calendar and a daily to-do list helps to prioritize tasks, note deadlines, and prepare for any scheduled meetings or court dates.…
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Risk Management and Due Diligence Processes for Advisors
Risk management and due diligence are essential tasks for an advisor for their clients over time. This should begin and continue with thoughtful conversations that uncover how a client may actually respond to volatility or loss. Advisors who take the time to explore these nuances are better equipped to recommend strategies…
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Takeaways from the ABA Business Law Fall Meeting 2025
This weekend was the ABA Business Law Fall Meeting for this year! Here are some key takeaways. Technology's Role in Legal Practice and Disputes A major theme of the meeting was the rapid integration of technology into business law and dispute resolution. Legal professionals need to be well-versed in this area to stay…
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Moved: Real Estate as a career after high school 🏡
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) In Healthcare
What are your thoughts on Artificial Intelligence AI in healthcare? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaking things up in healthcare. It's helping doctors make better decisions, analyze images, speed up drug discovery, and personalize treatments. With the rise in the use of AI in medicine, there is also a rise in concerns…
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Women and Wealth: Guiding the $84 Trillion Transfer
Dr. Sara Stolberg Berkowicz shares insights on women and wealth. Over the coming decades, an unprecedented $84 trillion wealth transfer is expected. Because women statistically outlive men, widows will inherit much of this wealth first—creating both opportunity and responsibility. Women will increasingly guide family…
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National Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15 to October 15, we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to honor the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. This month is an important opportunity to recognize the profound impact that Hispanic legal leaders have had on our nation's justice system and communities.…
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Today is Constitution Day and Citizenship Day!
Today, September 17th, we commemorate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, a time to reflect on the foundational document that governs our nation and the rights and responsibilities of being an American. For the our community, this day holds a special significance. The U.S. Constitution is not just a historical text; it…
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🗳️VOTE IN OUT POLL: As a healthcare worker, what drives you?
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Moved: What Is A Youth Apprenticeship?👀
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Curious About Optometry? Explore Diverse Career Paths! 👓
Considering a career in eye care? Optometry offers many opportunities beyond prescribing glasses: Direct Patient Care: Where Most Optometrists Shine Your Neighborhood Eye Doc: Common role, performing exams, prescribing glasses/contacts, and managing eye conditions in the community. Hospital & Clinic Based: Work with…
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What to Do If Your Healthcare License Lapsed (or You Never Finished It)
Your healthcare journey hit a roadblock. Maybe your license expired while life got in the way. Maybe you didn’t finish training. That doesn’t mean your career is over. Plenty of professionals have faced the same thing—and built something new. Here are three practical ways to restart your clinical path or pivot into roles…
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🗳️VOTE IN OUR POLL: What’s the biggest thing holding you back from returning to healthcare?
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Moved: My child hates college...what to do???
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Specialization Spotlight: Commercial Litigation
For our next spotlight, we're diving into the dynamic and often high-stakes field of Commercial Litigation. This area of law is at the heart of the business world, focusing on resolving disputes between companies, partnerships, and individuals over a wide range of business matters. At its core, commercial litigation…
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Retirement income planning for dual-income households
Hi, my name is Dr. Joe Krupka, CPA/PFS, CGMA! A little about me, I am a seasoned expert in financial planning and education. I have a Doctorate in Business Administration from Georgia State University, a Master’s in Accounting from Binghamton University, and a Bachelor’s in Accounting from Rochester Institute of…
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Moved: Top 5 Paths in the Beauty & Personal Care Services Industry! ✨
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Ask an RN: 5 tips to pass the NCLEX in 75 questions
Wondering what it takes to pass the NCLEX in 75 questions? NCLEX expert Pam shares her 5 NCLEX test-taking tips! Comment your favorite NCLEX test tips and any questions you have below. BONUS NCLEX Prep Resources: NCLEX Exam Info, Free Events, Practice, and Resources: https://www.kaptest.com/study/nclex/ Free NCLEX Qbank:…
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What to Expect in Your First Year as a Lawyer
The first year after law school is a significant transition. You're moving from a structured academic environment to the dynamic and often unpredictable world of legal practice. It's a challenging but incredibly rewarding time. Here's what you can expect in your first year of practice, and some tips on how to navigate it…
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What’s your favorite way to stay motivated on tough study days?
Let’s be real…we all have those study days where it's just not happening. 😩 What’s your best hack to stay motivated (or at least survive it)?
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Moved: Explore Your Dream Career: A Guide to Job Shadowing
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Ask an FNP: Is becoming an FNP for me?
Becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner is a big career move that requires careful consideration and planning. As a practicing FNP, I was in the same boat many years ago, wondering if it was the right path for me. Here are a few things to initially consider, and that I’ve learned along the way: Education time: To become an…
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What skills do you want to refresh most this month? (Poll)
Are You Ready to Get Back to the Career Basics? Starting now through the rest of 2025, we will be focusing each month on career basics such as resume building, networking skills, and more. I like to call it “Back to Career Basics,” which is kind of like “Back to School” but the grown-up version. There might even be a fun…
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Moved: High School Skills that Prep You For The Workforce
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Specialized Practice Spotlight: Environmental Law
Welcome to our latest Specialization Spotlight, where we dive into dynamic and impactful areas of law. Today, we're turning our attention to Environmental Law, a field that's not only inherently complex but also constantly evolving in response to scientific advancements, societal demands, and pressing global challenges.…
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Common Illnesses in the Fall: Back To School
It's not surprising that every fall back-to-school season, there is an increase in patients coming in with colds, strep throat, the flu, RSV, and other illnesses. What are your top tips on how teachers, students, and families can avoid getting sick this BTS fall season?
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What branch of healthcare are you currently in or looking to get into?
The healthcare field is vast and diverse, encompassing a wide range of professions and specialties. It's so much more than just doctors and nurses; it includes a complex network of experts who provide care, conduct research, and manage the systems that keep us healthy. Here's a look at the major branches of healthcare.…
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Mental Health & Burnout Prevention
In preparing for the LSAT or Bar, we spend a lot of time meticulously learning the methods and strategies we need for the test. We focus intently on pacing, endurance, and complete mastery of the material. But one area that we often fail to focus on is Mental Health and Preventing Burnout, which is just as important for…
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The Indispensable Role of Leadership and People Management in Modern Medicine
Isaiah Thomas had a decorated basketball career in college and the NBA, accumulating an NCAA championship, two NBA championships, and was a twelve-time NBA all-star. Despite his illustrious career as a player, Zeke was not as fortuitous as the coach of the New York Knicks. His tenure as the Knicks coach was highlighted by…
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Moved: Military Service as a Powerful Post-High School Career Option
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Moved: Navigating College Athletic Recruiting: A Strategic Guide
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Yes, You Still Need a Cover Letter (Here's Why)
Some job seekers think cover letters are becoming obsolete. With more applications moving to digital profiles and some employers labeling them "optional," it’s easy to wonder if they still matter. In legal hiring, they do — especially for internships and early career roles. A strong cover letter helps you show attention to…
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Healthcare Careers: Getting Hired When Everyone Has the Same Certification
In healthcare hiring, your clinical certification gets you in the door, but it is not what sets you apart. When every applicant holds the same credentials, standing out takes more than qualifications. That is the challenge many healthcare professionals face. After investing time and money into training, you are often…
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Is Law School Your Next Step?
You're deep in LSAT prep, and that focus is great. But take a moment to really think: Is law school, and a legal career, genuinely right for you? The LSAT is one thing; understanding the daily grind of a lawyer is another. Forget the TV shows. Most legal work means tons of research, detailed writing (think briefs and…
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Navigating OCI (On-Campus Interviews) and Job Search Prep
The OCI season can feel like a whirlwind 🌪️, especially when you're trying to balance it with your regular coursework and actual life! It's so important to remember that preparation is key, but don't let it consume you. Think of OCI as your first real foray into the legal job market – a chance to practice those interview…
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Building Patient Trust: Essential Strategies for Better Healthcare
Building trust and rapport with my patients and their families is important for many reasons. First, it encourages honest and open communication. Patients may be more inclined to share sensitive information and their feelings and concerns, all of which play into patient-centered and individualized care. A strong…
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Beyond the Bar Visioning
You've conquered the LSAT, navigated law school, and now you're about to pass, or just did pass, the bar. That feeling of accomplishment? It's huge, and you absolutely earned it. But as the intense focus on the exam finally fades, a new and exciting challenge begins: figuring out what your legal career actually looks like.…
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🧭Curating Your Resume and Cover Letters: The Recruiter’s Compass Series
José Bidó, Manager, Corporate Talent Acquisition, is back this week with how to utilize your resume and cover letters in this competitive market. 📢Let's hear it from José: Tailoring your resume and cover letter for each application is absolutely crucial... I can't stress this enough! Recruiters can spot a generic…
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👋 What is a Chartered Financial Analyst? Let’s explore together!
Let's chat about a truly prestigious designation in the finance world: the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). You might have seen these three letters after someone's name and wondered, "What exactly do they do, and why is it such a big deal?" So, What's a CFA All About? A CFA charterholder is a highly skilled and ethically…
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Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty
In today's dynamic legal landscape, one constant remains: change. Whether it's the rapid evolution of technology, shifting political priorities, or emerging societal concerns, legal and regulatory frameworks are in perpetual motion. For practitioners everywhere, navigating regulatory uncertainty isn't merely a…
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👋 Ever Wondered What a Property Manager Does? Let's Dive In!
Let’s talk about Property Management - a career that blends real estate, finance, customer service, and operations. 🤔 What exactly IS a Property Manager? At the core, a Property Manager is a professional responsible for the day-to-day operations, financial oversight, and maintenance of real estate properties on behalf of…
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Dynamic Duos in Healthcare: How Speech & Occupational Therapists Work Hand-in-Hand! 🤝
Ever wonder how different healthcare professionals tag-team to help people get back on their feet? Let's talk about the partnership between Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and Occupational Therapists (OTs)! So, what do they do? SLPs focus on communication, thinking skills, and swallowing. For example, if a patient is…