How to Wrap up a Holiday Job
If you're a college student with no significant plans for the winter break, now is the ideal time to begin searching for a temporary holiday job.
If you're a college student with no significant plans for the winter break, now is the ideal time to begin searching for a temporary holiday job.
Hocking College has a new representative for students who want to transfer to Franklin University in Columbus.
Not many people start their journey in theatre by sweeping, but for me, sweeping up the tiny black box theatre in the little town of Urbana in Ohio’s Champaign County was something that inspired a life-long love of the arts.
With many businesses closed because of the coronavirus pandemic and many workers jobless as a result, some people might be considering a new career path.
At Hocking College, Career readiness means that when our students walk across the stage to accept their diploma, they not only have the knowledge and skills they got from their classes but the work ethic and job skills that prepare them to transition into the workplace.
If you’re a Hocking College student who has the will, but not the wardrobe, to enter the workforce, then you should visit the Career and University Center's Career Closet which opens for the Autumn 2020 semester on Aug. 17.
Beginning in the Summer 2020 semester, Hocking College will implement a Bring Your Own Device program for its classes.
On May 18, Franklin University announced it would not raise undergraduate or graduate tuition this year. Students registering for the 2020-21 academic year will receive a tuition guarantee of $398 per undergraduate semester hour and $670 per graduate semester hour until graduation.
In a time of fear and uncertainty for so many college students, Franklin University wants you to know that their academic programs, student services, and online learning experiences are designed to fit the needs of busy adults. Franklin’s transfer-friendly degree programs help students start strong and finish faster – saving time and money to complete their college degree.
Not that long ago, the procedure for getting a job involved applicants filling out applications by hand and then mailing-or literally handing-the completed form to an actual human being.
