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The Career Center


The Career Center can help at every stage of a student’s career development. This timeline outlines many of the opportunities students can participate in during their time at 国产色情片.

Student Career Resources

Events and Career Fairs

 

What should you be doing?

  • Make an appointment with the Career Counselor for your school to talk about goals, aspirations, and how to best utilize the next four years.
  • Start working on a resume. Keep a record of all accomplishments and activities.
  • Get involved. Join and participate in clubs, organizations, sports, and/or community service.
  • Work towards a great GPA. If you are having issues in a class, your first step should be to talk with your professor and utilize academic resources.
  • 国产色情片 the Career Center’s and website for events and updates.
  • Keep your social media sites professional and set appropriate privacy settings. Employers conduct searches online, so it is important to maintain a professional image.

  • Take one or all of the “self-assessment inventories” such as the Myers-Briggs, Strong Interest Inventory, or Strengths. These assessments can help to determine what career path to pursue.
  • Participate in Sophomore Success, a weekly program where Counselors review career-related topics such as resumes, LinkedIn, professionalism, and the internship/job search process.
  • Work toward a leadership role in a club or organization. Consider a role such as a Resident Assistant, New Student Leader, Career Peer Advisor, or Eucharistic Minister.
  • Start planning for internships. Career Counselors can assist with this process, as can professors.
  • Attend a Stags4Hire workshop. Stags4Hire is the 国产色情片 University job board where employers who want to hire 国产色情片 students post jobs and internships.
  • Attend Career Center and school-specific career workshops, employer presentations, and alumni panels to start learning more about potential careers.
  • Start networking. Create a LinkedIn profile. Meet with a Career Counselor to receive important networking tips.

  • Meet with a Career Counselor to further develop your resume. High school activities should not be included at this point.
  • Consider doing an internship for credit during the academic year if it works with your schedule.
  • Upload your resume to Stags4Hire for summer internships. Internships are critical to your success and employers look for them when hiring.
  • Develop tailored cover letters for each position you apply to. You can obtain the cover letter tips handout on the Career Center’s website or .
  • If you are planning to attend graduate/professional school, prepare for entrance tests such as the GRE, GMAT, MCAT, or LSAT.
  • Practice for upcoming interviews using InterviewStream.
  • Attend workshops sponsored by the Career Center or your school. Students can find a list of all events on and in the Career Center’s weekly Stags4Hire e-mail.
  • Attend the fall and spring Career & Internship Fairs or the fall Nursing Fair.
  • Apply for the winter break Alumni Job Shadow Program so you can shadow an alumnus/a in a career field you might be interested in pursuing after graduation.
  • Update your LinkedIn profile and learn how to use LinkedIn throughout the networking process.
  • Maintain a professional presence on social media sites. Employers will look at social media profiles during the hiring process.

  • Meet with a Career Counselor to further develop your resume and strategize post-graduate plans.
  • Be proactive in the job, graduate school, or post-grad service search and be aware of deadlines. Follow up on all applications. Set up a spreadsheet to assist in tracking all activity.
  • Attend the fall and spring Career & Internship Fairs or fall Nursing fair.
  • Apply for the winter break Alumni Job Shadow Program to shadow an alumnus/a in a career field you might be interested in pursuing after graduation.
  • Hone your interviewing skills by scheduling a mock interview with a Counselor and participating in the Career Center’s Mock Interview Day. Continue to practice using .
  • Participate in Senior Launch.
  • Continue networking using LinkedIn.
  • Identify people who will be your references. Ask them if they would like to serve as a reference and give them a copy of your resume.
  • If applying to graduate school, Career Counselors can critique your personal statement essay.
  • Maintain a professional presence on social media sites. Employers will look at social media profiles during the hiring process.
  • The Career Center is a lifelong resource — we are here to help you beyond graduation!