u/Horbury-Newman

I spoke with upperclassmen who regret not negotiating their first job offers rather than simply accepting them. I was shocked to hear that, as I believed entry-level employees were supposed to take any offer they receive. Now I wonder if negotiating skills should be acquired long before one graduates. If you negotiated your first salary effectively, what helped you muster up the confidence to do so, and what would you advise someone who is afraid to ask for a salary negotiation?

Hey everyone! I’m a high school senior and I’ve just committed to a pre-nursing track. I’m beyond excited, but the tuition is hitting me hard. I’m currently applying for every local scholarship I can find, but I feel like I'm drowning in applications.

I’m hoping to find specific nursing scholarships. Any advice on where to look for legit and reputable opportunities? I’m willing to write essays and all. Thanks in advance for any help!