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Student Services

Students are supported in preparing for their future careers through tools and guidance that build practical, professional skills. Resources are available to assist with resumes, cover letters, interviewing, internships and job searching, helping students clarify their goals and confidently navigate the transition from college to career.

 

Job Search

This section supports students with job search strategies, interview tips, and other career preparation resources to help them enter and succeed into today’s workforce.

Interview Prep

Interview preparation is more than practicing answers, it’s about presenting your full professional self with confidence.

 

Career Exploration & Assessments

Career Exploration empowers student to identify potential career paths, gain clarity about their goals and make informed decisions about their future.

 

Undeclared Major? We can help you!

Not having a declared major is more common than you might think - and it is a normal part of the college experience. Being undeclared gives you the opportunity to explore your interests, strengths and academic options before making a decision. With intentional exploration and involvement, you can gain clarity and confidence while working toward a major and career path that aligns with your goals.

Explore

  • Get to know faculty and staff
  • Explore the full campus and available resources
  • Take free career self-assessments
  • Research careers related to your field of interest

Get Active

  • Participate in campus recreation or intramural sports
  • Get involved in student activities
  • Join a student club or organization
  • Volunteer in community service opportunities
  • Take advantage of the full college experience

Set Priorities

  • Identify a major or career goal
  • Manage your time and maintain a healthy balance between academics and personal life
  • Stay focused on academic performance
  • Prioritize sleep, nutrition, and overall well-being

Develop a Strategy

  • Create or update your résumé
  • Identify and build on your talents and skills
  • Consider a part-time job, internship, or experiential learning opportunity to gain experience

 

Career Exploration Resources

Here are some online career exploration resources to use to begin to explore your interests, skills and personality and how it relates to your career path. We encourage you after taking some of these assessments, to schedule an appointment with your career coach to explore further.

 

Schedule an Appointment with Career Coach

Grad School Preparation

If your career goals require a higher degree, you may need to pursue a higher education in order to achieve results.

 

Applying to Graduate School

Applying to graduate school often begins 12-18 months before your intended start date. Review key milestones to stay organized and meet deadlines.

 

Funding Graduate School

Understanding how to pay for graduate school is a critical part of the process. Explore funding options and financial planning resources.

  • Scholarships and fellowships
  • Assistantships and grants
  • Federal and private loans
  • Budgeting and cost comparison tools

 

Graduate School Entrance Exams

Many programs require standardized exams as part of the application process. Learn about exam options, registration, and preparation tools.

 

Lander College of Graduate & Online Studies

 

Schedule an Appointment with Career Coach

Internships

Co-op and Internship programs are academic experiences that are designed to give students hands-on experience working in a field that is closely related to your major. An internship can offer you many opportunities.