10 Easiest College Degrees Women’s studies. Studying culture from a woman’s perspective might not be so hard. Religious studies. English literature. Sports management. Creative writing. Communications studies. Liberal studies. Theater arts. What is the easiest career to study? The 14 Easiest Majors to Study in College #1: Psychology. Psychology majors […]
What to Expect in College Step One: Attend Every Class. Step Two: Be Organized. Step Three: Manage Your Time Well. Step Four: Be Successful in the Classroom. Step Five: Take Good Notes. Step Six: How to Read a Textbook. Step Seven: Study Smart. Step Eight: Use Test-Taking Strategies. What are […]
Common stress management strategies include: Staying positive. Using stress as a motivator. Accepting what you can’t control. Practicing relaxation methods, like yoga or meditation. Choosing healthy habits. Learning how to manage time better. Making time for your personal life. How do you handle stress give examples? Examples of the Best […]
To help students pay for their education, William & Mary offers three merit scholarships to “students with proven scholastic ability” as well as several other scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. Students also can pursue federal work-study employment and other student jobs. Why is William and Mary Good? William & […]
Students will submit pass/fail elections through an Office of the University Registrar Pass/Fail Election Qualtrics form. The form will open each semester after add/drop has ended and will close at the end of the withdrawal period. Specific dates are available on the undergraduate academic calendar. What is a passing grade […]
The Dos and Don’ts for interview day Do your homework. Do dress professionally and conservatively. Do follow all of the standard rules of interviews. Do show enthusiasm for the school and the program. Don’t be late. Don’t sit there and wait for questions to be asked. Don’t try and be […]
The “answer” to “who am I” is our identity. How do I know who I am? Here are the six steps you need to take in order to know your true self: Be quiet. Realize who you truly are, not who you want to be. Find what you are good […]
Interview Tips: 10 Ways to Improve Interview Performance Practice Good Nonverbal Communication. Dress for the Job or Company. Listen. Don’t Talk Too Much. Don’t Be Too Familiar. Use Appropriate Language. Don’t Be Cocky. Take Care to Answer the Questions. What are 5 things you should do during an interview? 10 […]
William & Mary Law offers two full-time degree programs: Juris Doctor (J.D.) – This three-year program is open to first-year, transfer, and visiting law students. You may also pursue the Combination Degree Program with the School of Business or the American Studies Program. Is William and Mary law school hard […]
Top 13 Tips For Winning a Job Interview: Key To Success Conduct Proper Research. Practice your Answers to Common Questions. Gather a List of Questions for the Interviewer. Prepare Stories to Tell. Collect All the Things You Need. Dress for Success. Plan the Schedule. Be Authentic. How do you win […]
9 Tricky Interview Questions (With Answers) What are your weaknesses? Why do you want to work here? Where do you see yourself in five years? Why do you want to leave your current company? Why is there a gap in your work history? Tell me about a time you made […]
Five Important Interviewing Techniques Be positive. You’ll be a more attractive candidate (and coworker!) Set goals. Prior to interviewing, take the time to write down where you want to be in 1 year, 3 years and 5 years. Sell what you can do. Ask the right questions in the right […]
William & Mary is less competitive than other top business schools. However, just like lower acceptance rates never spells automatic rejection, a higher acceptance rate doesn’t guarantee entry. According to recent admissions statistics, William & Mary’s acceptance rate is 68.3%. Does William and Mary have a good business school? Mason […]
According to Logan, an interviewer is likely to ask students about their interest in the institution and why they want to attend the school, their academic and intellectual interests, extracurricular activities and “how they think on their feet.” How do I impress a college interviewer? Here are 10 things you […]
The college interview process can be nerve-racking. This interview gives the college you’re applying to another opportunity to evaluate you and help determine whether or not to offer you admission. However, your college interviews won’t be nearly as scary if you know what to expect. Can a college interview hurt […]