Considering law school can be overwhelming, especially when social media, peers, and TV shows make it seem more mysterious or intimidating than it actually is. At Chapman University, students from every major can explore the path to law. I’m here to help break down what actually matters and what doesn’t, so you can prepare with
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s a tool that is shaping the way we learn, work, and grow professionally. For college students preparing to enter the job market, understanding how AI impacts careers is becoming just as important as having a strong resume or building a professional network. AI can be
Considering law school can be overwhelming, especially when social media, peers, and TV shows make it seem more mysterious or intimidating than it actually is. At Chapman University, students from every major can explore the path to law. I’m here to help break down what actually matters and what doesn’t, so you can prepare with
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s a tool that is shaping the way we learn, work, and grow professionally. For college students preparing to enter the job market, understanding how AI impacts careers is becoming just as important as having a strong resume or building a professional network. AI can be
I had the chance to sit down with Christine Lathrop, a Chapman alumna who has turned her passion for global justice into a meaningful career in humanitarian assistance. A 2017 graduate with a double major in Political Science and Peace Studies, Lathrop is now a Senior Program Officer at Project HOPE, where she works on
This spring, a new wave of college grads—the Class of 2025—is stepping into the workforce. They’re arriving with fresh expectations, digital fluency, and a strong sense of identity. To the industries welcoming Wilkinson College students: get ready. Gen Z is here, and they’re redefining what it means to work. Here are the top 5 reasons
The idea of diving straight into several more years of education after four years of undergrad may not be enticing, whether due to other aspirations or simply feeling drained. Taking a gap year (or years) before graduate school can provide a refreshing change of pace. It’s an opportunity for students to venture beyond the confines
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven job market, a specialized degree alone is no longer a guarantee of success. Employers increasingly prioritize well-rounded candidates who can navigate complex workplace dynamics and adapt to evolving professional environments. Mastering transferable skills—often referred to as “soft skills,” such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, time management, and adaptability is just as critical
Graduating in December comes with unique challenges—like entering the job market during the holidays when hiring activity tends to slow down. However, this timing can also work in your favor if you know how to seize the opportunities available. Tap Into New Year Hiring Cycles The holiday season might seem like a tough time to
Prepping for Law School: Debunking Myths + Real Steps to Get Ahead