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updates: the nepo baby intern, the interfering coworker, and more

Here are four updates from past letter-writers. 1. Should I give professionalism feedback to a “nepo baby” summer intern? Things

On a May morning in 2026, my students gather for class wearing hoodies and jackets. Several, like me, wear long

Key Points The One Big Beautiful Bill Act set aside $1 billion for the Education Department to cover “administrative costs”

We’re well into Basic Compliance Assessment (BCA) season. Student sponsors are required to request a BCA every 12 months, with

A teacher tapes a worksheet to the board. A student scans the small square in the corner, and a two-minute

Scholarship hunting is a research job, not a single search box. You filter awards by field, GPA, citizenship, and deadline.

Students are facing a well-documented mental health crisis that was on the rise even before the pandemic, and schools have

If you’re a family that won’t qualify for need-based aid, it’s time to start looking for colleges with the best

A degree still matters. But in 2026, it may not be enough to stand out. Your degree tells employers what

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