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Once you’re out of university or college, the next step is getting a job. Most research today suggests that the average person will hold around 11 jobs over the course of their lifetime — and that number is only increasing with time. The first job that you’re hired for after college or university is only a steppingstone, but even with that knowledge, the application process can still be really stressful. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you succeed in your search.

Everyone has had to cram for an exam at some point in their life. Somehow, the switch from high school “tests” to college or university “exams” is extremely intimidating. As such, many new students find that the study techniques they used in high school don’t work as well as they thought. If you’re in that situation now, don’t panic. Learning how to study and cram is just part of post-secondary academics. The next time you’re scrambling to cram for an exam, these helpful tips will help you study smarter, not harder.

Many Americans enjoy eating out, but the cost of doing so seems to rise every year. In fact, USA Today says that’s because restaurants are facing increased prices for labor, rent, and insurance. That translates into higher prices for consumers. However, that doesn’t mean you have to give up eating out.