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How I Got 5 ICU
Job Offers in 2 Weeks
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Best apps for success (as a current grad student)
My Study Life: - add in all of your assignments - cross off assignments when completed - add in your classes and schedule - keep track of exams Scannable: - turn photos into pdfs - perfect for submitted assignments Handshake: - connects to your university - job and internship search
Hannah
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How I got into the NICU as a new grad RN!
Spoiler alert- I didn’t end up staying in that unit but I thought this would still be helpful for anyone hoping to get into a NICU! #nicunurse #registerednurse #nurselife #newgradnurse
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NEW GRAD RESUME THAT GOT ME A ~$100K JOB
With resumes, there is a recipe for success! 📝 More often than not, you must first pass through the ATS system, which rates your resume based on how likely it thinks you meet the requirements of the open role. Once you pass that, you may go on to having your resume be looked at by a real human
hannah 💟
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How I changed My Life in 6 Months
Thank you for listening to my part 2, I saw how much part 1 impacted y’all and wanted to share an update. As this year comes to a closing I hope you accomplished so many things. Idc how small it is, please share in the comments below. I would love to hear! Note: if viewing from an iphone apolog
Jaelanae
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Study Tips from a Engineering Grad Student
Hey everyone! As an engineering grad student, I know how overwhelming studying can get—especially with the intense workload and stress that come with it. So today, I wanted to share some study tips that go beyond the usual “learn the material” advice. These are the little things that have really he
Mithu
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How I stayed organized when applying 4 grad school
The spreadsheet is really my best advice I can give when it comes to applying for graduate schools. It is so important to stay organized, on top of dates, and to lay out how much work you have to do as far as applying all in one place. Also, since my field is very research heavy, really narr
Sarah :)
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Pay Transparency as a new grad RN 💸
Transparency in nursing compensation is essential for fostering trust, ensuring fair pay, and empowering nurses to advocate for themselves. Platforms like NursePay provide a space for nurses to anonymously share salary information, promoting openness and supporting informed career decisions. By
𝓑𝓻𝓲𝓪𝓷𝓷𝓪 ◡̈
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Japanese Tips From A B.A. Grad
A few years ago, I graduated with a B.A. in Japanese. Here are some Japanese study tips no one is telling you! (w/ examples in hiragana) 1. PRONUNCIATION/SOUND MORE NATIVE Improve your pronunciation and overall sound more natural/native by practicing using the Shadowing technique. You've
Cotton ☁️
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Finishing Grad School with all A’s 📚📊✅
Below are the techniques I used to finish with all A’s. 1) At the beginning of the semester, I created a master list of all my upcoming assignments, their due dates, and the amount of points it was worth. Once I completed the assignment, I checked it off. 2) When planning out my week , I cr
Jadin Roberson
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Here’s where to find your next remote job… 💻🔍
Job searching on popular platforms like LinkedIn and Indeed can have a lot of competition — and when it comes to remote jobs, there don’t seem to be a ton anyway. Luckily there are job boards specifically for remote jobs, with companies large and small, so you can find and apply to what you’re l
hannah 💟
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how I balance school & life in grad school
Grad school is tough for many different reasons, but I would say one of the biggest challenges that most grad students face is finding a work life balance. For me I found it’s even worse than undergrad because there’s less scheduled activities and there’s just a lot more work to do with higher stak
Sarah :)
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pt. 2 post grad weekly office outfits 👓
👓 Hi everyone! Here to share my post-grad weekly series of posting my office outfits:) I’ve only been in my full time position for three weeks, so I’m still learning the best ways to plan my outfits + what to wear. 👓 I mentioned in my last post how coldddd the office is…this week I brought a li
michelle.belle
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Life Post Grad
Welcome to my new series life “After the Tassel” where I force myself to be uncomfortable in order to grow. I decided to create this challenge because I think it’s important to stay busy even if you “have nothing to do” How “After the Tassel” Is Good for Mental Health 💭🧠 Post-grad life is a
Riri
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Tips that made grad school feel less chaotic!!
How I manage struggles in grad school Okay but grad school moves FAST, like blink-and-it’s-Wednesday kind of fast 🫠 And as much as I love the energy and chaos, I’ve also had to learn how to slow it all down just enough to feel like a human again. Here are some small, realistic things that
Meredith Jao
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Nursing New Grad Interview Tips ✨
Do’s 1. Be prepared - always do your research on the facility that you are applying to (mission statement, what they specialize in, etc)! The more you know about the facility, the more personalized you can get in your answers in order to show the interviewers that you absolutely want the job. Bei
Lynn
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Land your DREAM JOB with these 3 LinkedIn tips!
Referrals are one of the quickest and most effective ways to get yourself from the application stage to the interview stage in the job search timeline! But landing referrals isn’t always easy, and it can take time. Not sure where to start? I got you! LinkedIn is the place for networking onlin
hannah 💟
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I got accepted into Grad School! 🎓❤️💙
I know it has been some months since I first mentioned wanting to apply to Grad School, but I did it and I got accepted! I celebrated by getting myself some Crumbl Cookies. I’m very lucky to have great mentors and former professors that didn’t hesitate to write letters of recommendation for me
Katrina
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New Grad RN Interview Questions & Tips
I've gathered essential tips and interview questions tailored for new grad RNs like you! — I hope you find this helpful and informative! And Congratulations!!! You're a nurse!!! 👩⚕️❤️ #hellolemon8 #nursing #nurse #newgradnurse #nursingstudent #nursingtips #newgradrn #nurs
Jam
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What’s in my bag? As an New Grad ICU Nurse
Hello, I’m just sharing a few things I’ve learned & used almost every shift since starting my 1st nursing job in the ICU :) 🏥 Bag: North Face Jester backpack. I’ve had this bag all throughout nursing school and it is the perfect size bag for work! 🏥 Jacket: it’s always cold in the icu so
Megan Chappel
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Networking as a New Grad
As a new grad, networking on LinkedIn is particularly beneficial because: ⭐️ Opportunity Discovery: It helps you discover job opportunities that may not be advertised elsewhere, as well as internships, entry-level positions, and graduate programs specifically targeted at recent graduates. ⭐️ In
Gurvir Bains
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All about the grad school personal statement 🤍
When applying for graduate programs, one of the main things they look at is your personal statement. I know for me, when I got my call notifying me of my acceptance into the program, I was immediately told about how my personal statement stood out to the admissions committee, and that it was one of
bea_studies_PA
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My job perfectly matches my weird degree combo ✨
If you told me 5 years ago I would be the marketing manager at a supplement company for my first job at 25, I wouldn’t believe you. My degree path was not what I planned or expected but in the end.. it worked out! I started my Bachelor’s for biology to go to med school… then covid hit and th
sstaedt🌲
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Grad school!* ADHD and anxious girly edition *
I remember my first semester of grad school being the hardest and lowest point in my life... but I was able to receive support from all of my friends & cohort family. Fast forward into the next year and I got my first 4.00! It takes so much time and resilience, but remember why you started! 🫡
Fairyyyk2000
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I Lied During a Nursing Job Interview….
Here’s what happened 😳…. Okay, confession time: during one of my nursing interviews, they asked if I had experience with EPIC… and I said yes. The truth? I had only watched other nurses chart on it during clinical—but I had never actually used it myself. Why did I lie? Because I was desperate

⭐️Mads
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Job Boards for College students!
Hello everyone! Job boards are a goldmine for college students seeking internships, part-time jobs, or entry-level positions. Platforms like Handshake, LinkedIn, and Indeed offer a range of opportunities tailored to students' interests and skills. Utilize filters to narrow down your search and
Yun Jung
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Grad School Application Guide Pt.1
So you want to go to grad school? You're lucky! Because I attended grad school for two years while completing my masters degree in Neuroscience, and before that, I graduated with a bachelors degree in Psychology and took a gap year to complete my grad school applications, eventually getting
mindofieva
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A new grad’s guide to negotiating your salary 💰💸
Regardless of whether you’re in the process of landing a new job or aren’t satisfied with the salary increase you’re getting offered for your annual raise, negotiating is key to getting what you want! 💸 And as they say, a company’s first offer is never their best! Negotiating takes lots of pr
hannah 💟
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THINGS I’VE LEARNED SO FAR AS A NEW GRAD
Heyyo everyone! Here are some things I've learned as a new grad nurse on my first month: 1. Just because the doctor put in the discharge order for your patient doesn’t mean they are ready to be discharged. Especially for patients going to rehab or any facility that’s not home. You have to wa
Jam
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Balancing life in Grad School ✨
Grad school is really hard, but I think finding a good balance is the hardest part. Most of the friends you will have will be on jobs with clearly defined work hours and weekends off, or in med or law school with an entire community living in the same situation. Yes you have a lot of friends in gra
Sarah :)
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DREAM JOB VS ACTUAL JOB???
When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? How does that compare to what you actually do now? I know for me I’ve always wanted to be a teacher. My grandparents and my aunt are all teachers. Some of the most important people in my life were teachers. To be that for someone els
celeste ☆
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How to be a travel nurse in 2026 in 5 steps
Here’s a short step by step guide🫶🏼🩺 #travelnursing #newgradnurse #nursingeducation
Christina | Travel RN🩺
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COLLEGE GRAD PIC INSPO!
How fun!! Graduation is getting closer and closer and I finally got my pics done! ~some people opt out of senior pics in college, and that’s totally okay, but I wanted memories to be able to keep forever and to celebrate all my hard work over the past four years:) ~here’s some cutie inspo tha
Kate Ponders
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Cute grad cap ideas
#Graduation #cute #this grad cap is so cute #gradcap #handmade grad cap
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Job search HACKS for new grads 🎓💻🤝
The post-grad job search can be pretty overwhelming, between the competitive job market and pressure to start working/making money/moving out. While most things are outside your control, there are some things you can do to maximize your chances at finding a job, faster! Remember that job sear
hannah 💟
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How to choose the perfect post-grad job 🎓
Beginning your post grad career can be exciting! Some land their dream jobs right off the bat, others settle for something else and realize they love it more than they thought, and some may enter the wrong job for them and hate it… The good news? Every job is the right job for you — it may not w
hannah 💟
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Budgeting as A Grad Student
My #PaycheckBudget as a grad student and Data Analyst What I use to Budget: - my iPad and Google Sheets - previously I would use just pen and paper How I Budget: - zero based budgeting - basic idea is to make sure you allocate every dollar for a purpose (i.e. Fixed expenses, variabl
TheHappyPlanner
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Tips for New Grad Nurses ✨
As a new grad nurse, I felt like I was drowning in the constant hustle, trying to keep up with everything. Looking back, there are a few key things I wish I knew that would have made my transition smoother. If you’re a new grad or about to start, here are some tips that might just save you some str

syd✨🌷
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I got another grad invite response!!
I WAS SO EXCITED WHEN I SAW THIS BOX!!! I was like no way Toyota sent me a box full of merch and guess what… THEY DID. I looooooove Toyota and their brand. My family does own a Toyota and we LOVE IT❤️. highly recommend their brand to ANYONE AND EVERYONE. this post is also NOT sponsored at all. but
ryleediodato
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