There is a 50 percent decline in confidence in how Americans view a college degree according to a Gallop poll this September. Just 12 years ago, 70 percent of Americans prioritized college as very important, compared to only 35 percent now. . . . To defy these odds, start attending college career fairs to apply for jobs and summer internships. At the beginning of second semester, create a plan to engage with college resources and optimize recruiting opportunities. . . . Re

With Thanksgiving season upon us, now is the time to consider how small acts of kindness can impact our community. Students can take initiative by encouraging their sports teams, club groups, or local organizations to volunteer in the local community. Community service is an important activity in the college admissions process. . . . Here in Vermont, students can volunteer to help with food insecurity and homelessness. . . . Read full article at: https://www.charlottenewsvt

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