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Career Services coaches students of all class years through the exploration of career opportunities available to them during and after their time at °Ä²Ê¿ª½±.

 

Getting Started

Before diving into specifics about careers and industries, take stock of the current situation. Students should consider what they bring to the table, and the resources available to them.

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Career advisers, peer advisers, and extensive programming in °Ä²Ê¿ª½± Career Services are available to assist students as they begin the process of self-assessment and career exploration. Work with an adviser to build your personalized action plan to make your goals a reality.

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Learn °Ä²Ê¿ª½± Careers

Thorough research can help students find career paths that fit their values, interests, personality, and skills. When researching, building a pros and cons list for various industries can be a helpful strategy.

Attending the variety of career-focused events and programs on campus is one way students can build readiness for success after graduation.

Career Research Resources

This information from °Ä²Ê¿ª½± helps students understand the careers pursued by real °Ä²Ê¿ª½± alumni of various majors. As a liberal arts institution, °Ä²Ê¿ª½± prepares its students for success in a wide variety of fields and careers.

Explore Majors and Careers

The expert career advisers at °Ä²Ê¿ª½± have curated significant and effective resources about a variety of fields and industries to help students learn more about the opportunities available to them.

Explore Industry Insights

Information about companies and careers providing the context needed to identify your best job opportunities.

Features occupation and industry information, salary data, career videos, education resources, self-assessment tools, career exploration assistance, and more.

A tool for career exploration and job analysis, including detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers and students.

Published by the U.S. government, this is a comprehensive resource describing most career options.

Review video interviews conducted by the Roadtrip Nation team based on your interests (i.e., sports, politics) or a theme (i.e., risk, focus).

Career Development Resources and Programs

is an online platform to find jobs and internships from employers seeking °Ä²Ê¿ª½± students.

High-impact mini-courses will help prepare you to be a more marketable candidate for summer experiences across industries. From Photoshop to Project Management, Career Services has curated a wide range of programs that are available throughout four enrollment periods.

These opportunities are supported through the generosity of the Robert A. Fox ’59 Management and Leadership Program, the Alan Greene ’51 Investment Studies Program, and the Walters Family

Writing a résumé, finding internship opportunities, networking, and interviewing are all critical components of launching a successful career — but they are not always easy. Our workshops, guides, and online resources are a great place to begin building your personal skill set and brand. Explore the Career Services Toolkit

Start unlocking your career potential with °Ä²Ê¿ª½±â€™s Job Skills Accelerator.

This four-week immersive program offers you the experiences and training sought by employers across industries and job functions — while enjoying summertime at °Ä²Ê¿ª½±.

Participants benefit from:

  • Real-world job experience in a micro-internship hosted virtually by °Ä²Ê¿ª½± alumni
  • Collaborative growth with peers and alumni through a capstone project
  • Valuable skill development through a microcredential course
  • Courses on communication, professionalism, and leadership

This program is made possible by support from the Alan Greene ’51 Investment Studies Program and the Robert A. Fox ’59 Management and Leadership Skills Program

Preparing Resumes and Applications

Prepare for success in the application process. The resources in Career Services' toolkit are a good way to get started.

Career Services Toolkit
Internships and Fellowships

Internships and fellowships allow students to experience industries firsthand, build a resume, and begin valuable networking.

Internship and fellowship opportunities
Graduate School

Learn more about what you can do to plan and prepare for the graduate school selection and application process.

Graduate and professional schools