The solution is cultural, not technological.

The Make a Law! program is open to grades 3 through 12.

Career networking can be hard. And awkward. And overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be.

If you're experiencing any of these issues, it may be time to schedule a one-on-one chat with your mentor.

The right interview skills and a positive attitude can bring a civilian job within your reach.

These things make you a far better college student today than you would have been as a fresh-faced high school graduate.

Most people don’t know it’s possible to test out of (most of) a college degree.

"There is a skillset that is often overlooked by most college students, yet was critical to my accounting career."

According to CareerBuilder, 44% of employers hired a candidate because of what they found on social media, while 57% were less likely to contact a candidate who is MIA online.

Here's how to present your military experience and skills on a resume in a way that civilian employers will understand - and value.