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College Sports Careers.com Job Board Registers 3,000th Member

Rancho Cordova, CA (PRWEB) July 11, 2005

College Sports Careers, the fastest growing job board for college athletics, has recently registered its 3,000th member. In existence since August of 2004, College Sports Careers has established itself, in only 11 months, as the premier job board for college sports job seekers and athletic departments.

The President and founder of College Sports Careers, Geoffrey Sakala said, Â?our web site gives job seekers an easy to use and centralized location to find careers, internships, and part-time jobs in college athletics. Career seekers are flocking to our web site because they can search for and apply to jobs in their pajamas. ItÂ?s a powerful new way to land a career in athletics,Â? said Sakala. Thousands of college sports job seekers agree.

With little advertising and a lot of word-of-mouth College Sports Careers has quickly become one of the fastest growing niche job boards on the internet.

Although there are over 1,000 job boards already on the internet serving many markets, College Sports Careers has differentiated itself by focusing on a niche that is unique and in high demand. Their service reduces the time and energy required of job seekers to find and apply for jobs from across dozens of websites. College Sports Careers provides a real value-added service to job seekers enabling them to focus on applying and interviewing for the best careers available anywhere.

One of the unique features of the College Sports Careers job board are customizable job agents which automatically notify job seekers of new jobs which match their preferences. Another unique feature allows job seekers to save jobs to their account for later retrieval and viewing. Job seekers can even place a resume online and make it available for employers to view and download.

The proprietary and unique benefits of using College Sports Careers include an advanced search engine, the ability to apply online in only a few clicks, and hundreds of college athletics jobs posted daily.

The jobs available on College Sports Careers can range from positions as athletic director and associate athletic director for development or compliance to coaching jobs in all sports from basketball and baseball to gymnastics, hockey, football, volleyball, tennis and many more. Corporations looking for sports minded and athletic college graduates may also post careers on College Sports Careers and reach thousands of recent college graduates looking for entry level jobs and internships.

College athletic departments can post job opportunities, search job seeker resumes, and compose an online profile of their athletic department and university for passive career seekers to view and monitor. College Sports Careers has provided a complete self-service solution to recruiters and human resources professionals. There are multiple options for posting your career and making payments. It is the most flexible system available for this market segment and the cost is lower than industry averages.

For additional information about College Sports Careers contact Geoffrey Sakala or visit their website at http://www.collegesportscareers.com.

ABOUT COLLEGE SPORTS CAREERS

College Sports Careers was founded in October of 2004 serves the recruiting needs of Athletic Directors and Human Resources professionals in colleges, universities, conferences, and college sports associations.

Contact:

Geoffrey Sakala, President & Founder

College Sports Careers “Careers in Motion”

http://www.collegesportscareers.com

877-225-1126

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Cappex.com Supports Determined Students with New Hardship College Scholarship

Highland Park, IL (PRWEB) August 23, 2007

High school students who achieved success in spite of great difficulty may now apply for The Cappex Hardship College Scholarship.

The $ 2,000 award focuses not on GPA or test scores, but on a student’s determination to overcome life’s hurdles.

“Most scholarships are only focused on the end result of a student’s high school career, but the Hardship Scholarship looks at the journey,” said Mike Moyer, president of Cappex.com, LLC. “We’re looking for someone who turned adversity into opportunity.”

Moyer encourages students to talk to colleges about hard times they faced. “Colleges love students that overcome adversity,” he said.

To qualify, students need only share their story by filling out the Cappex profile. Students with a 2.0 GPA or better can qualify and apply until Jan. 31, 2008.

Students may also apply for any of the other 26 college scholarships offered by Cappex. In addition to being eligible for the scholarships, Cappex students will also hear about colleges seeking students just like them.

The Cappex profile is free and simple. It includes information on academics, accomplishments in areas like sports and music, what students want to study in college, and what kind of school they might like to attend. Cappex students are matched with interested colleges based on their needs and wants.

“Cappex turns the tables on the college search process. We put students in control, and make sure they capitalize on their college opportunities,” Moyer said.

About Cappex.com, LLC

Cappex.com is a free service that helps connect students with colleges and universities. Students can visit the Web site and see which colleges want them before they apply. For the latest information from Cappex, visit http://www.cappex.com/blog.

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