Bentley University News

Nonprofit internships can be some of the most rewarding and helpful work experiences you take up during your time in college.

Now that you're signing up for the four-year college experience, it's time to do a little penny -pinching.

We've rounded up the best of this year's PreparedU articles, news and media coverage. 

We look ahead to experts' predictions for business and millennials in 2015. 

More than 100 companies including some of the biggest corporate names in Massachusetts have signed on to participate in the Corporate Challenge, a groundbreaking effort by Governor Deval Patrick and Bentley University's Center for Women and Business in which companies pledge to strengthen their gender inclusiveness efforts and better harness the talents of their women employees.

Students heading out for winter break should have more on their minds than the holiday celebrations. The time at home is the perfect opportunity to get ahead in the search for an internship or job. Bentley career experts offer top tips for successful networking.

Millennials aren't just multitasking their technology — they're choosing to juggle multiple careers, too. 

If you want to know what the future of the workforce will look like, look no further than Boston. 

To achieve real success, millennials need a genuine collaboration with their managers. 

Bentley University’s Millennial Preparedness research study raised a number of issues about millennials in the workplace. Each week the PreparedU Project, in a series entitled Generational Voices, presents opinions from millennials and non-millennials alike on a wide variety of these issues. These views may contrast or coincide, but each provides perspective designed to enhance insights resulting from the PreparedU data.

The Millennial Point of View

Claire Meyers, Health Care Professional