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Are you a college student looking for some professional advice? Not sure how to get that first interview, internship, or steer yourself in the right direction? Kate White is the Editor-in-Chief of Cosmopolitan Magazine and a well established author. She’s a business tycoon with over 30 years in the magazine business and she wants to give you her expert advice.

mtvU is looking for students that want to vent their biggest frustrations, concerns and/or disappointments e.g. #Occupy, tuition hikes, political frustrations, lack of employment opportunities.

Are you a college student with a unique skill(s) to make life a little easier? Have you always wanted to coin that skill and let everyone know it’s yours? Tell us about it and you may be featured on mtvU.

As you know Occupy Wall Street has literally been occupying the entire nation. We want to know what you think, and if you are doing anything to participate.

If you’re a college student today, you’ve got a lot on your plate. From dealing with coursework, the pressure of finding a job after you graduate, and not to mention just figuring out how to pay for college with rising costs of tuition and the inevitable debt from student loans.

mtvU is looking for “green” minded student activists from the University of Maine to host their own video countdown for the series Dean’s List…

If you would like the chance to interview Matt Damon and talk to him about his body of work, the issues he’s passionate about and his upcoming film, Contagion (release date 9/9), we want to hear from you.

Show off your club/band/social organization/group… while counting down ten of your favorite videos on mtvU. Getting the gig is easier than you think…

Calling all college grads—what are you doing now that you’ve finished school and entered the ‘real world’? Unemployment rates are still at a significant high and because of it, students and grads these days have seemed to take a different route than the traditional career move after college. So [...]

An award that highlights more than grades, we are honoring the exceptional college student, a role model, someone who’s worked their butt off all year long to accomplish great things.