The Johnnies Blog
Graduate School: The Career Path You Might Overlook
Deciding to pursue graduate school is a pivotal choice that can profoundly shape your future. As more students turn to advanced education to gain a competitive edge, the question arises: Is it the right path for you? This guide explores the lasting impact graduate school can have on your career and personal growth, helping you weigh the benefits and key factors before making this life-changing decision.
Exploring Social Service through St. John's Ozanam Scholars Program: Student Q&A
In this Q&A, we explore Leslie Alhakim ’24SJC’s transformative experience in the Ozanam Scholars program at St. John’s University’s Queens, NY, campus, where she pursued a bachelor’s degree in psychology and is now navigating a master’s degree in data science. Leslie shares insights from impactful service-learning projects, immersive study abroad trips, and how the program has shaped her academic and career path.
Importance of Voting in 2024: Why It Should Top Your College To-Do List
Navigating elections as a young adult can feel overwhelming. From staying informed about candidates and policies to managing election-related stress, it can be a lot to handle.
In this guide, we explore the importance of voting and how your voice can shape the future. We discuss the significant challenges students encounter during the election season and provide practical tips to help you stay informed, calm, and prepared when it’s time to vote.
How Early Action Applications Can Help You Get into College: What You Need to Know
Does applying early to college really help? Discover how Early Action can give you an edge in the admission process and help you make college plans sooner.
7 Actionable Steps to Build a Social Service Career
As a college student, there are many opportunities to combine your passion for social services with professional growth. From service-focused clubs to social justice initiatives, universities provide pathways for students to create meaningful change.
Avoid Burnout in Your First Year of College: Proven Tips
Starting college is an exciting, but challenging, time. Between adjusting to a new environment, keeping up with classes, and trying to build a social life, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. If you’re a first-year student, you’re not alone—many students face burnout as they juggle these new responsibilities. In this blog, we break down the common signs of burnout and share practical strategies to help you stay balanced and thrive during your first year.
How to Adjust to College: Quick Tips for a Great First Year
Learn practical tips from experts at St. John's University, Queens, NY, on adjusting to college, making friends, managing coursework, and handling stress effectively.
Top Student-Friendly Restaurants Near St. John’s University, Queens, NY
Explore the top student-friendly restaurants near St. John’s University! Find affordable dining options, hidden gems, and diverse cuisines just a short commute or steps away from campus.
Finding Success through Career Services: An Impact Story
College is a time of exploration, filled with questions about majors and career paths, and navigating unexpected challenges. For many students, finding the right personal direction can feel overwhelming. St. John’s University graduate student Zeinab El Hawari ’23C was no different—unsure of her path, but determined to find her way. With the support of Career Services, she discovered new opportunities and ultimately forged a career she hadn’t anticipated. In this Q&A, Zeinab shares her journey to success and the lessons she learned along the way.