The reason why mentorships work is not just because mentors want to help, but also because mentors want to learn. A mentor relationship is a two-way street.

After deciding who you want to be your advisor, it’s time for the most anxious part: asking him/her/them.

How do you narrow down the people you might want to approach as mentors?

There’s a key step that a lot of people miss when finding a mentor.

We all know that postsecondary education can be very expensive if we take into account tuition, fees, textbook costs, meal plans, and housing. Luckily, there are a multitude of scholarships available to students for almost every discipline or talent. March is famously known for being scholarships application season. High school juniors and seniors have a […]

It takes courage to talk, but with someone like that, you never need to share more than you want to,