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If you do your research, and you’re careful about student loans, then getting a graduate degree might be the best way to boost your freelancing career. Here are five tips to keep in mind when considering grad school: 1. Consider diving in to a specialty field. In the 20th century, journalist

And after all that pitching, you’ll likely have learned one thing: your resume doesn’t really matter. Sure, many (if not most) publications will ask that you send a resume along with a submission, especially if it’s a first-time inquiry. But most editors pay little attention to writing resumes, and

You have the skills, knowledge, and expertise to be a professional photographer. But many new photographers struggle to get paying clients without having a solid portfolio of work. Which begs the question, how do you build up your photography portfolio when you&39;re new to the field and don&39;t

When you’re a writer, your work speaks for you. Some writing gigs don’t even request that you submit a cover letter or a resume, they just want to see what you can do. That’s where your online writing portfolio comes in handy. But, when you’re a student looking for a first job, a nine-to-fiver looki

But on the flip side, being a writer has some big downsides too, most notably when it comes to my health. Nearly all day long, I’m sitting down and simply staring at a screen. As you spend more time on your writing career, you’ll start to notice these downsides becoming prevalent in your own heal

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