Experience career paths

 

Junior Year

• Update your resume.
  Review tips and examples on Career Services website. Have your resume critiqued by a Career Advisor for suggestions.

• Do an internship!
  Gain exposure and career-related experience through an internship, volunteering, or part time job.

• Be a leader in your student organization/club.
  Actively participate to gain skills that employers look for: leadership skills, communication skills, teamwork skills, etc.

• Schedule an appointment with a Career Counselor.
  Continue working on your career plan and job search strategy.

• Attend Career Services workshops.
  Get information on resumes, interviewing, job search strategies, dining etiquette, and more!

• Do a Mock Interview.
  Practice your interviewing skills with a Career Counselor. Get valuable suggestions and feedback.

• Research organizations and jobs.
  Use the internet and your HANDSHAKE account to gather information about your target jobs and employers. Be informed to make better decisions.

• Connect with employers at Career Fairs.
  A must for juniors & seniors!! Excellent opportunity to network with employers and find internships & full time employment.

• Log into HANDSHAKE
  If you have not done so already, log into HANDSHAKE to post your resume and search through thousands of internship & full time job listings.

• Participate in On-Campus Interviews.
  Increase your chances of getting a job offer--interview with employers right here on campus without missing class!

• Obtain letters of recommendation.
  Ask employers, faculty members, advisors, etc. for letters of recommendation.  Make sure to keep track of all past employment dates, supervisor names, etc.

• Research graduate/professional school possibilities.
  Is it the right path for you? Speak with a Career Counselor to discuss grad school alternatives. Find out about application requirements, deadlines, admission tests, etc.

• Initiate a degree audit and apply for graduation.
  Contact the dean's office of the appropriate college for your degree for more information.

• Maintain a strong GPA.
  GPA is often considered for internships and full time opportunities. Don't forget why you are here.