Career Assessments: If you are confused or uncertain about the major you would like to declare, a career counselor will meet with you and if necessary administer a career assessment. Assessments point out an individual’s skills, interests and personality type in relation to various occupations.

Workshops: Throughout the semester, career services workshops are offered in order to provide students with essential tips and advice that are needed as they transition into future professionals. Topics include: Resume and Cover Letter Writing, Interviewing Skills, Job Search Strategies, etc.

Career Services Events: During the academic year, there are several events that take place. Annually, there’s the Fall Graduate School Prep Series and Spring Career Fair. Other events include informational sessions, guest-speaker workshops and recruitment events which take place in the Academic Village.

Resources: There are a variety of resources available when you visit the Career Center. For example, books and videos regarding career exploration and preparation. In addition, graduate school, and GRE brochures, as well as other guides are available. Computer workstations where students can work on their resume or career related material are accessible.

Career Services Online (CSO): Attention students and employers! CSO is a computerized service that allows employers to post their job openings online. Students can now view part-time and full-time employment and internship opportunities through this customized website and post their resumes and cover letters. Simply click on the appropriate link below to access CSO.

Interfolio: This resource is an electronic file system that maintains important documents that can be sent to graduate schools, potential employers, or other desired destinations. Click here or use the link on the left-hand side of this page to create your account.