| No images? Click here   September 29, 2022 After President Biden announced his administration would deliver on one of his campaign promises — up to $20k in student loan forgiveness — people had questions ... including, how do I get my money? While there's still a lot unconfirmed about the government's plan, we've broken down everything we know so far in this hearty guide — which includes the deadline to apply to get that cash. We'll continue to share updates as the news rolls out. Job prospects and perspectives 5 ways to milk your college career fair We hit up a group of career coaches for some expert advice for navigating your first (and maybe only) chance before graduation to show real, live humans what you're made of.  'Should I quit my writing job to become a nurse?' That's the conundrum posed in this month's decision-making column. Our coach offers some sage words that can apply no matter the field in which you're studying or working. PSST... We want to hear from you! If you're struggling with a big life decision, let us help. Email LifeDecisions@chegg.com and our resident Decision-Making Coach will get cracking. 'You have to have a certain level of delusion to pursue a career as a comedian' The first job memory that 'triggers' Mary Beth Barone What does making it in comedy look like? In our new 'Firsts' series, the comedian dishes on the jobs she loved, jobs she hated, her first big spending regret and more. You never forget your first timeBefore I was lucky enough to make a career out of writing, I had a first, entry level job out of college that I was ... not very good at. I was not very good at leaving it, either. After my boss had gone home for the day, I texted her, declaring my intent to quit. Years later I apologized, but I still cringe thinking about my rookie move. All of that is to say, people make mistakes during their first jobs (and beyond). What matters is admitting to it, saying sorry when necessary and moving on. — Jamie Feldman Follow us on Instagram Did someone forward this to you? Sign up here. |
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