Our fighting depression series takes a second spin today with a look at how it affects the job seeker. And if you’re interested, you can check out the first part of the series – fighting depression as a student. This post was inspired in part by a good friend (let’s call her Jane). One day […]
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This post was inspired in part by a good friend (let’s call her Jane). One day Jane updated her WhatsApp status with great insight into depression and how to fight it. The post resonated with me and I thought I expanded it into a relatable blog post. What is depression? According to the American Psychiatric
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All fingers are not equal so they say especially with growing wealth disparity today. There are students who are barely scraping by in school. That being said, affluent or not, there is a need to carefully manage available resources. As a student, I remember how many of us survived on African burger (bread and akara).
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Internships give you the opportunity to experience the professional world. When done well, they help you understand more about your field of study. One truth is, most students don’t want to be idle during an internship. For graduate internships, this is a good primer for building a wonderful career though it’s been abused as an
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This entry is inspired in part by my university course adviser. There was no time she never seized the chance to mention the importance of maintaining relationships with our lecturers and colleagues. She encouraged us to text, call, keep in touch as much as we can as this could be of help down the line.
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If you’re at the JAMB writing stage or know someone who is then this post is for you. Choosing a higher institution can be daunting especially for those without any senior sibling or mentor figure. There are different factors to consider when choosing a university or polytechnic. Don’t be like that person we all know
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Student bodies are a common thing in any school environment. It’s a gathering of like-minded people with a goal and some level of organization. Often we meet students who plan on being hermits. There’s always that one guy who minds his business and doesn’t want to belong to any group that’ll “waste his time.” This decision,
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It’s normal to enter the university and see students who are all about class. For them, any thing that doesn’t directly add to semester grades takes several back seats. It’s not a bad way to go neither is it the best way. Personally, I wasn’t much of an extra-curricular guy at first but this changed
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