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If you're unsure about how to find the perfect IT internship for you, you’re not alone. Plenty of college students are in the same boat. Make the search process a lot less stressful with these tips.

Whether your experience was rewarding or not what you expected, how you end your internship is another stepping stone to becoming a well-rounded, valuable and hireable professional.

Aiming high with your tech career? New grads looking to climb the corporate ladder should put this advice into practice.

Women continue to be underrepresented in technical careers. If you’re a curious person, are passionate about innovation, and have an interest in technology, a tech career may be right for you.

"I was drawn to the power of new technology and its ability to create an immersive experience," - Heather Zweig, project manager, Pluto

CompTIA AITP Chicago Chapter’s Most Effective IT Team Awards recognize the IT teams that are making their businesses better. Here’s a look at this year's winning teams.

Finding a career you’re passionate about can be a key contributor to success. For Paul Lanois—CompTIA AITP’s Innovator of the Year—technology has always been a passion.

CompTIA's Tech Town Index drills down the latest info about job markets, cost of living and viability for IT pros. Here, we look at a few cities that could be big draws for recent grads.

Recent IT grads can nail their next interview by implementing a few simple IT job interview tips, including knowing exactly what hiring managers are looking for.

The IT job market is booming, but recent IT grads shouldn’t assume tech jobs are easy to secure. New grads should can go beyond a degree to make themselves a more competitive job candidate.

Professors Evelyn Brannock and Lissa Pollacia founded the Georgia Gwinnett College student chapter with a mission of helping students develop skills needed to succeed beyond the classroom.

Building a dream team of professional experts who are invested in your career takes time, thoughtful consideration and adaptability, but the knowledge and insights gained are limitless.

By clearing the clutter of your professional resume, you allow recruiters, hiring managers and potential employers to see the best version of yourself.

KSUA's Student Chapter was recently named Outstanding Student Chapter of the Year. We talked to the chapter's advisor to find out what makes this student group one of the most active in the country.

The onboarding process at a new company can last a few weeks to a few months, or even years. So if you're interested in a career change to IT, why not consider transferring internally?

Kip Kippley, past president of the CompTIA AITP Omaha chapter, was dedicated to connecting students with the resources they need to leave school with both a diploma and IT job.

Recent tech grads can give themselves a competitive edge over their peers by implementing a few easy tips before embarking on their first tech job search.

While having an impressive list of qualifications matters in IT, being able to showcase your knowledge in a way that others understand, are engaged with, and frankly want is equally important.

Diversity may be a hot topic in the tech industry, but there's still plenty of work to do to make sure the workforce is not only diverse, but also inclusive.

Rising tech professionals like Susanne Tedrick are stepping up as champions of mentorship and helping to expand the universe of those who see a future for themselves in IT.