As companies look to hire more technology students instead of traditional accounting students, fintech club members said students need to be prepared for the changing field.
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Spending limit a first for this year’s ASI election
This year’s Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) elections are the first to feature presidential campaign spending limits. The $2,000 spending limit was passed by the ASI Board of Directors Jan. 11 as part of the ASI Election Code. This spending limit only applies to presidential candidates; there is no cap for ASI Board of Directors candidates. […]
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Budget cuts and Student Success impact rising tuition costs
Students entering the California State University system (CSU) in 2012-13 face a dramatically different fee system than those entering the state’s public university system a decade ago. After a financial crash, a recession and the state struggling to deal with budget shortfalls, CSU tuition has nearly quadrupled for full-time undergraduate students since the 2002-03 scholastic […]
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Students taught steps to success in free symposium
Cal Poly students were advised on how to succeed financially in any economic climate during Radical Paths to Success Saturday.
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Flexibility, patience key for graduates’ job search
There’s one thing Cal Poly graduates will want to keep in mind while hunting for their dream job this summer; be flexible. Chances are you won’t find it right away.
Posted inOpinion
Corporation opening its books is good news
As it stands, few things on campus are price comparable with off-campus, let alone competitive. And is it any surprise when you think about the services?
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Resurgence of bartering an economic indicator that may offer hope for the future
Many businesses throughout the world are beginning to return to the traditional way of doing business that existed long before the creation of governments: bartering.