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Deja Bryant is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in political science (with a sociology minor) at World Campus.

By contemplating whether a particular opportunity is a good fit prior to applying, you greatly increase the odds that you will perform well at an interview — and that you would then succeed at the job, if you do get hired.

Many of our students at Penn State World Campus are strong leaders whose enthusiasm often motivates their peers to get involved in student organizations and activities. We are excited to spotlight some of these excellent student leaders.

World Campus student Conette Burney shares insights from her experience as a student leader and gives advice for others considering involvement opportunities.

Penn State World Campus Student Affairs is hosting Days of Service in various locations across the country to unite students and give back to local communities.

We reached out to a group of current World Campus students to find out what they were most worried about when preparing for their first semester — and to get their tips for managing that anxiety.

This blog is reposted from the National Association of Colleges and Employers blog, featuring a piece by one of our Penn State World Campus career counselors, Karen Armstrong.

You can now listen to the latest episode of “Conversations with Student Affairs,” the podcast managed by the Student Affairs team at Penn State World Campus in collaboration with our many colleagues and partners across the University’s Student Affairs teams.

Penn State World Campus Student Advisory Board member Arianna Lynne Fangonilo shared these thoughts on common myths and misconceptions about online learning.