When I was younger, I knew exactly what I wanted to be. The only problem was that it changed daily. When I watched shows like Project Runway, I dreamed about being a fashion designer. John Grisham’s novels made me fall in love with justice and consider a career in law. The Food Channel sparked endless […]
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2005 was a much different time. The iPhone didn’t exist, Facebook was only a year old and Spotify wouldn’t be founded for another year. With the lightning pace of innovation, it’s getting harder to tell which inventions will completely change the economy, the workforce and life in general. But how do you plan for a career that may […]
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Starting college is an exciting roller coaster. You learn so much that you’re probably going to think of yourself as the wisest person on earth. Every day can bring surprises you could have never expected. And, at Bentley, it’s always a thrill ride. The business world is so dynamic, and this is something that characterizes […]
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Living with another person can feel weird. Here are questions students ask about finding a roommate and building a great relationship. Forget living away from home for the first time, taking challenging classes and learning how to be an adult. One of the most stressful things for freshmen is often having a roommate. Throughout the […]
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By Chris Salerno ’16, an Economics-Finance major and member of the Student Honors Council Network, network, network. It’s something that’s drilled into your head from the minute you walk on to Bentley’s campus. You hear it from professors in every department, from alumni and even from fellow students. I always understood the concept of […]
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Let’s get this out of the way up front: with midterms and finals, nothing can make up for lack of preparation. You can stream Mozart 24/7 in the week leading up to exams, and it won’t magically make you understand differential calculus. But while there’s no substitute for going to class, doing assignments and studying, […]
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