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Do you want to make it to college graduation, but sometimes wonder if this whole college thing is even for you? This week Katy chats with college completion advocate, Dr. Erin Wheeler, Founder at Be Preppy, LLC. about the top 3 reasons, students drop out of college. Plus, they share their favorite strategies and resources to help you make sure you make it to graduation. Originally aired Fall 2018
Heading off to college for the first time this fall? You might be feeling a combination of nervousness and excitement about the changes that lay ahead. Join college success coach, Katy Oliveira, has she walks you through 5 changes in your life to expect from the transition to help ease your nerves and boost your confidence. Originally aired August 2019.
Are you constantly on your phone? Do you feel distracted by social media? Do you feel bad after seeing other people's feeds? Join psychiatrist Dr. Tracy Asamoah and college success expert Katy Oliveira to create a healthier relationship with your phone.
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Have you ever considered starting or working for a startup? Serial entrepreneur Steve Kahan joins college success strategist, Katy Oliveira to share lessons learned from over 30 years of experience to help young professionals or those that feel stuck in the corporate world earn a great living doing what they love by igniting their career in a technology startup. This episode is great for anyone who has even the slightest curiosity about what it takes to succeed in a startup.
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Do you have big dreams of becoming a freelancer, influencer, or solopreneur? Earning tons of money while working for yourself is very alluring, but behind the scenes, there is a lot of work that goes with being self-employed. Karie Williams joins Katy to help you understand what it really takes to thrive and succeed in self-employment.
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Should you go to college right after high school, or should you wait?
This is a question that more and more graduating high school seniors are considering. Especially, now that it looks as though the traditional college experience may look very different while we work to manage the spread of COVID-19.
In this episode, experiential education expert and gap year counselor, Julia Rogers shares how to determine if taking a gap year is right for you.
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Listening to yourself is one of the most important skills you can cultivate during your life. Well-meaning family members, friends, and random members of your community will have endless opinions about what you can and should do. That doesn’t mean you need to do what they say. In this episode, speaker, author, and mental health advocate Jessi Beyer helps you tune-in to your intuition by sharing her own story of overcoming rejection, setbacks, personal trauma, and many changes of heart.
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A boring, lackluster resumé will sabotage the career search for even the most dynamic and qualified applicant. Most employers have seconds to review each resumé they receive. Your resumé must not only provide an account of your experience but must also set you apart from every other qualified candidate. This week's guest, Laura Eshelman, shares how you can create a resumé that stands out by being intentional about how you’re presenting yourself to potential employers.
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Thank You to Ecrée, the virtual writing teacher that's always available when you need it - day or night, for offering Collegehood listeners 25% off their first month when they use offer code ADVICE at checkout. Ecrée.com
Have you heard of mindfulness? It’s not only a buzz word, but also a powerful practice that can help you lower stress and anxiety, boost focus and attention, and even slow down your perception of time. Cool right? Travis Baird is back on the show to teach us what mindfulness is and how it can help us live more grounded and intentional lives.
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year to help raise awareness we've invited former guest, Anna Westbrook, back on the show. Anna shares her simple and compassionate strategies to help us better support our loved ones who've survived sexual maltreatment.
**If the topic of sexual maltreatment is especially sensitive for you consider listening to one of our other episodes to help you college instead.**
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