Tomorrow (August 23) Hocking College will be hosting motivational speaker Jeremy Anderson at 2:30 p.m. in the Hocking College Student Center. This special event is in celebration of Hocking College’s TRiO Student Support Services program which has existed at Hocking College for 20 years, and 50 years as a federal Student Success & Retention program.
As an incoming college freshman or an experienced college student, you may be anxious to buy your textbooks before the first week of school. However, textbooks can average about $100 a book! If you're looking to buy your textbooks early without spending a fortune, remember these five tips to finding your books on the cheap.
In addition to getting a good education, one of the major benefits of being a college student is the friendships you’ll establish with your classmates. However, the demands of being a post-secondary student can be incredibly time consuming. Most often, this leaves students with very little time to devote to socializing.
Currently, one of the fastest growing niches in the job market involves the creation of new-collar jobs, but what exactly is that?
What do Thomas Edison, Martin Luther King Jr., and Warren Buffett all have in common? They were all “T-shaped” professionals.
Hocking College will be hosting two New Student Orientations for incoming students in order to provide them with the necessary tools they need to succeed in college. During these orientations, which are scheduled for Sunday, August 12 and Friday, August 24, students will learn what expectations they’ll need to meet, what resources will be available to them, and how the Hocking College faculty and staff can guide each student down their own pathway to prosperity.
You may have heard of “blue-collar” jobs, which is the well-known term that represents those who work in the farming or manufacturing industries, but have you heard of the latest term “new-collar” jobs?
Calling all Hocking Hawks! If you are looking for a fun and rewarding way to start the school year, then you should join Smart Start.
If you are looking to enter a new career or looking to give your resume a competitive edge, earning a certificate might just be your best bet. Not only are certificates easy to complete, but they also allow you to refine your skills and knowledge in ever-growing job markets.
With unemployment and underemployment knocking on students’ door, this question is one that desperately needs answered.
