When it comes to networking, not all connections are created equal. In my last post, I focused on the value of peer networking, which is often overlooked.

When you think of networking, you might picture something stiff, overly formal, and intimidating.

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Not all “free” summer programs are created equal. Some truly free programs cover everything—your flight, room and board, and all associated costs

There are a variety of different kinds of opportunities you could be searching for besides internships, such as professional development programs and residential summer programs.

Social media isn’t just for the vibes — it’s a powerful tool for networking, discovering opportunities, and positioning yourself as a top-tier student and professional

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Breaking into politics and public policy can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re just starting out.

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The LSAT is a critical step in your journey to becoming an attorney. If you’re feeling unsure about where to start, this guide breaks the process into actionable steps to help you succeed.

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A huge part of building your resume is knowing what to apply for. If the only thing you know is “internship” or “job” then you’re missing out on a lot of opportunities

One of the reasons the legal profession lacks diversity is because it has historically been a field accessible to those with resources while shutting out those who don’t.

When people think of Big Law, they often picture it as the ultimate multi-six figure career you land after law school.

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When it comes to job applications, your cover letter is your chance to stand out. But what exactly is a cover letter, and how can you make yours shine?

Below are a few of the best fellowships, programs, and professional growth chances for post-undergraduate individuals keen on international affairs, diplomacy, studying/teaching overseas, or politics. 

The "congressional internship pipeline" is where a lot of D.C. careers begin. Many of those Staff Assistants, Legislative Correspondents, Policy Analysts, and Press Secretaries

When I first started college, I was eager to explore opportunities that aligned with my interests.