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College counselor shares new insight into college application process
âFewer activities with a greater depth of commitment is really what colleges are looking forâ
A college counselor with more than three decades of experience is sharing her insight on the evolving changes to the college application process.
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PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. â A college counselor with more than three decades of experience is sharing her insight on the evolving changes to the college application process.
âIf a student is thinking that they would like to get a degree in business, then having work
Robinovitz is encouraging students to identify and participate in extracurricular activities, which can include work experience.
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Testimony Before the Montana House Committee on Business and Labor Regarding Raising the Minimum Wage and Establishing a Living Wage.
February 25, 2021
The Heartland Institute
Chairman Noland and Members of the Committee:
Thank you for holding a hearing on House Bill 284, legislation that proposes raising the state’s minimum wage from $8.75 per hour to $15 per hour, which is also subject to an annual cost-of-living adjustment.
My name is Samantha Fillmore, and I am a State Government Relations Manager at The Heartland Institute. The Heartland Institute is a 37-year-old independent, national, nonprofit organization and our mission is to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems. Heartland is headquartered in Illinois and focuses on providing elected officials on all levels reliable and timely research on important policy issues such as minimum wage hikes.
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My youngest daughter had a teen job and then, after almost a year, she didn’t. It was a devastating blow for her self-esteem and, of course, that disappointment hit us hard as well. The fit seemed great, but problems arose with a supervisor who didn’t seem to understand how to work with neurodiverse employees.
For months afterward, my daughter floundered. She was angry and confused; no one ever clearly told why the job ended. Then, I found a youth job-training program and she discovered her voice, speaking up for herself as a young part-time employee with ADHD. When she finished the training program, she was hired working two to three nights a week in a pet store. After her first shift, she came home crying tears of joy, for maybe the third time in her life. “I have the best job ever,” she said. That was powerful.