10 Things Every College Student Should Do in Semester Break
Learn a New Skill to Add to Your Resume - By learning a new skill, you can impress future employers.
Get an internship - With a summer internship, you’ll gain insight into your field of study and also beef up your resume.
Work a summer job - If you’re not interning this summer, there’s no denying you can still find work experience and build your resume with a summer job near your home.
Make a budget - Make a budget for the next semester so you can keep track of your spending.
Email your professors - At the beginning of the summer, take the time to send out a few thank you emails to your professors.
Get letters of recommendation - A great letter of recommendation is both personal and could showcase your talents that can’t be inferred from a resume.
Catch up on reading - Pick out a New York Times Best Seller, an old classic, or a how-to book to open your mind and learn something new.
Make a Local Bucket List - If you’re moving away for college, you should try to get into everything you’ve always wanted to do in your hometown.
Take an online summer course -If you want to graduate college early, summer classes can help you knock out some extra credits.
Become a Camp Counselor - If you like spending time outdoors and/or enjoy spending time caring for and educating kids, you should consider becoming a camp counselor.
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