University Of Mobile: A College Student's Advice To High Schoolers About Social Media

Mobile AL

29 November, 2021

6:16 PM

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Press release from the University of Mobile: Sydney Snow November 29, 2021 It can open new doors in many aspects of life — especially with your education and career. As a communication major in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Mobile, I often think of how social media can change my life and the lives of others. Social media has given me the ability to share the content I create in my internship at the University of Mobile with the rest of the world. These platforms give me the opportunity me to boost my career and help others. As social media continues to grow in popularity, many businesses, organizations and schools are turning to it to gain a better insight into applicants. They want the people associated with them to uphold the same standard of professionalism. Using social media allows them to assess applicant qualifications, professionalism and trustworthiness. As you graduate high school, apply to graduate school or enter the job market, the content you post can affect your future in a positive or negative way. Here are some tips to help students responsibly use social media: Our parents always told us to be careful about what content we put online. As much as we may not like to admit that our parents were right, they were. You can still post your favorite University of Mobile content and selfies, but it never hurts to be cautious for the future. This press release was produced by the University of Mobile. The views expressed here are the author's own.