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5 Ways Millennials Consume News Differently from Any Other Generation

June 2, 2015
Generation Y gets news faster, they get more of it and they see it in ways never imagined just 15 or 20 years ago.

5 Phrases Your Parents Will Understand But You Won’t

June 2, 2015
For every "turnt up," "basic" and "amirite," there's a sea of outdated phrases out there. Here are five.

5 Essential Questions You Should Ask Your College Tour Guide

June 2, 2015
A tour of a college campus may be the most eye-opening part of researching where you'd like to study.

Easy Sell: Why Professional Sales Is a Hot Major

June 1, 2015
Some surprising reasons to major in, that’s right, Professional Sales. You probably read “Death of a Salesman” in high school. Let’s face it, Willy Loman didn’t do much for the image of people who work in sales. But don’t be misled. Because sales professionals are in hot demand right now, and for good reason. You […]

Healthy, Diverse, Sustainable and Convenient: Today’s Campus Food Trends

May 28, 2015
When you ship off to college, your taste buds are going with you.

Attention, Math Geeks: Businesses Want You

May 28, 2015
Considering a math major? Here are 3 reasons why it's a good way to go. 

Where You Should Search for College Scholarships

May 28, 2015
There is an estimated $3 billion in private scholarship funds out there for students going to college, according to U.S. News & World Report.

You Got the Interview, Don’t Blow It

May 28, 2015
Bentley's career professionals meet over a dozen big companies to find out exactly what traits they're looking for in college graduates.

The Future is Bright for Millennial Grads in 2015

May 27, 2015
Class of 2015, take note: despite what you may have heard in the media, there is every indication that your future is bright. 

From College Contest to the Federal Reserve

May 27, 2015
Erik Larsson graduated from Bentley University in 2013 shortly after taking second place in the National Fed Challenge Competition. The contest schedules debates of the Federal Open Market Committee’s monetary policy among universities around the country. Each team has 15 minutes to make their appeal to a panel of judges consisting of academics and professional […]