Request a listing of all the services provided by the Career Center. In addition to personal career counseling, the Career
Center typically coordinates the following activities:
Career Fair - often held in the Fall semester as a way to introduce students to employers and potential
careers.
Job Fair - the more focused "yes we are hiring" job fair can take place in the Fall or Spring semesters.
Some smaller colleges combine to form a consortium job fair, which typically draw a greater number of employers than any
one college could get on their own.
Career Testing - personality, interests, skills, aptitudes and more can be measured through standardized
testing in combination with career counseling.
Career Seminars - specific programs may be offered on career planning and exploration through to job search
topics. Note that the material in this book and the CollegeGrad.com Web site are often used as the reference guides for
many of the job search seminars being provided, so you already have a head start. But you can always learn more.
Mock Interviewing/Interview Coaching - if you have not yet completed a mock interview, do the necessary
preparation to get ready for it, then do it. Don't worry if you "blow it" the first time.
There is always the opportunity to try again. Besides, it's much better to blow it on tape (where you can humbly watch
it later) than live in front of the Recruiter for your dream employer.
On-Campus Interviewing - The Career Center typically handles all of the scheduling and logistics for
on-campus interviewing. Make sure that you have all your signup and resume material on file in advance, then work with
the Career Center to make sure that you get the interviews you want. Then provide the feedback to the Career Center
on any next steps taken beyond the on-campus interview.
The Career Center offers a wealth of resources and services. It’s your job to find a job so take advantage of the
free services available to you. It's up to you to reach out and put their resources and experience to work for you!
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