Students/Gen Y

It’s never too soon for college students to start applying for jobs for after they graduate, but there is definitely such a thing as starting too late.

The White House has finally managed to make a dent in the jobs crisis facing this country – the summer jobs crisis, that is.

Some bachelor’s degrees really are better than others. If you want to get a job, your best bet is to focus on majors that match up with thriving industries.

International student enrollment in the U.S. is at an all-time high, according to an annual report from the Institute of International Education.

College tuition may be continuing to shoot up, but so does the amount of financial aid students are receiving, says the College Board.

MainStreet looks at what not to do when you are putting together your college applications.

Building the skills needed in environmentally friendly jobs means doing things a bit differently than you would for traditional jobs. Here are some ways for college students to lay the proper groundwork.

Nick Friedman, co-founder and president of College Hunks Hauling Junk, the largest U.S.-based moving franchise, tells MainStreet the secret for how students can get hired while in school.

As college students return to campus and the tuition bills start rolling in, they may be considering a side job to cover extra expenses. Here are some of the best jobs they can do.