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by Matthew Gaiser · Published May 9, 2017 · Last modified May 10, 2017
An amazing story from our top solver Matthew Gaiser from Queen’s University at Kingston on how he turned his side hobby of solving challenges on MindSumo into an actual job in an...
MindSumo (and our faces) got featured in Forbes last month and we’re so excited!! Along with some very cool companies, MindSumo got listed as one of the top 10 EdTech companies everyone...
Today there was an article in the Wall Street Journal by Kelsey Gee that really caught our attention. The topic featured surveys with numbers showing that many college graduates are not qualified...
If we could all write like New York Times Best Seller authors, getting scholarships for college would be much easier. We want to offer college students the next best thing which is...
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by John Huang · Published March 14, 2017 · Last modified March 28, 2017
What if I told you that life after college is terrifying and hard. Are you ready to say goodbye to a dependable class schedule and a safe environment where everyone has your...
Have a small amount of savings that you want to invest? Meet Kyla. She is an honors student at Western Kentucky and she knows a thing or two about finance. In fact,...
Starting to go a little crazy with stress this semester? The best medicine to restore your sanity is humor. Using this meme-filled poem here is how I laughed my way through the...
The internship search is a stressful process for any student testing the waters to find their first real professional work experience. Career centers, other students, professors, parents, and the internet all have their opinions...
You have probably heard it a million times from everybody around you: “Get an internship.” The traditional internship search that many students will take involve reading a few emails from the career...
Looking at a career in finance? This infographic is for all of you that are currently jumping into or looking at a career in finance. Some of you might be confused about...
by Matthew Gaiser · Published February 2, 2017 · Last modified February 8, 2017
I have a professor who views engineering as a way of learn problem-solving instead of mastering the technical understanding of science. Contrary to popular belief, he doesn’t think that specific domain experience or...
