Career Counseling
Career Counseling
- Carefully read the appointment types below to ensure your appointment matches your career needs.
- Meet on-on-one with a Career Center staff or student representative.
- Appointments range between 30 - 50 minutes in length.
- Gain resources and skills to assist you in developing a successful career readiness plan.
Appointment Types
Are you thinking about changing your major or not sure about the careers aligned to your major?
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Utilzation of career assessments
- Create a career plan
- Explore your career interests
- Discover online resources to assit your career exploration
Are you a Federal Work Study recipient looking to receive advice on employment opportunities? Make an appointment to get “career ready”!
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Resume & Cover Letter writing
- Job Search (on and off campus)
- Interview preparation
Bring a copy of your resume to the appointment.
Whether you are completing initial research or currently applying to selected programs, the Career Center can assist you!
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Discuss your plans for graduate school.
- Review personal statements
- Help you format your CV
- Better understand the steps and requirements of the grad school application process
Are you seeking to develop confidence in interviewing and increase your chances of a successful interview outcome? The Career Center is here to assist you!
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Mock interview: An opportunity to practice interviewing with a Career Center staff member
- Receive feedback to improve interview techniques
- Interview preparation resources
Are you looking to gain part-time or full-time work experience? We're here to help!
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Handshake job search platform
- Job search tools for part-time jobs, full-time jobs, and internships
- Discuss your career goals and how they align to the workforce
- How can you gain work experience?
If possible, bring a copy of your resume and/or cover letter.
If you are seeking an on-campus student assistant job, we are here to help you!
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Handshake overview
- Where can you work on-campus
- How to customize your on-campus job serach
- On-campus job qualifications
- Apply for an on-campus job
- Update your Handshake profile
- Resources for on-campus job search
Appointment outcomes may include:
- Resume development and strategies
- Cover letter development and strategies
- Resume and cover letter review
- Tailor documents for internship, volunteer, job, and graduate school options
Schedule an Appointment
Get the Most from a Career Counseling Appointment
Our commitment to you is providing a confidential, safe, and supportive environment where your values and individuality are respected.
- Be on-time or contact the Career Center staff member you have an appointment with if you're running late. If you are more than 10 minutes late, you will be marked as a 'no show' and you will need to reschedule.
- Prepare and compile career questions prior to the appointment. If applicable, have documents readily available such as resume, cover letter, graduate school requirements, etc.
- Take notes during the appointment so that you can reserach resources and further develop your career readiness plan after the appointment.