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- Organize and track the schools that YOU are interested in.
- Get matched up with schools that fit your personality.
- Determine your chances at each school CP covers.
- Calculate your costs at any school.
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Facts
Services Available
- Career Center workshops
- Career planning
- Employer and alumni information
- Graduate school planning
- Internships and career explorations
- Job searching
Grads Entering Job Market
- 1 Year - 70 %
- 6 Months - 64 %
Advice
- Even though most Gusties won’t visit the Career Center until their junior year, it’s best to familiarize yourself with the office and its services early on. There are plenty of resources available for students, though common perception on campus is that the majority of jobs advertised are for those entering business professions. Even though the Career Center has opportunities for all majors, your best chances of finding a job or internship is through networking and connections. Start early! There is simply no other way to go about your job and internship planning than to be active early on in the year, particularly if you are hoping to have a January-term internship. Check out the career board for workshops, and frequent the job and internship books in the Career Center, since they are updated often. Have plenty of people review your résumé, and take advantage of employers who come directly to campus to interview students—you will have far fewer competitors than when the job is advertised outside of the school. And don’t have any reservations about signing up for mock interviews: not only is there a lot less pressure, but the critiques are exceptionally helpful.
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