Careers of impact start with strong networks, and you will develop your networks through personalized, curated connections with alumni and employers facilitated in ways that help you stand out among your peers.
Graduating students usually have at least five people they include in their career support network. These are individuals that can offer mentorship and can vouch for your skills, experience, and abilities. For example, these are the people that could write letters of recommendation. Chat with your career consultant about developing your own career support network.
Be sure to check out Handshake to access career information, job and internship postings, events, and more. Over 12,000 organizations post both full- and part-time job and internship opportunities exclusively for students. Over 40,000 employers post positions representing various industries.