Your resume is a marketing tool representing a very special product: you! It is a succinct outline of your knowledge, skills, abilities, experience, and accomplishments relevant to your employment goals. 

The Career Fair is over—but your career fair experience doesn’t have to be. Whether you connected with an employer, discovered a new opportunity, or simply practiced introducing yourself, there are several steps you can take now to turn your experience into your next opportunity.

Do you ever feel like you don’t belong or doubt your abilities, even with proven success—attributing your achievements to luck or external factors?

The first interview is a key exchange of information between the employer and the applicant. Learn more about our interview success strategies to ensure you are a standout candidate.

It’s important to learn and feel comfortable with the hiring culture and practices in the U.S. and how they differ from your home country.

When reviewing multiple job/internship offers, it can be challenging to determine which offer is best suited for you – based on your unique values and preferences.

Read responses to frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) from our student population. Meet with a Career Advisor or share your experience or individual question here.

While many of the tips and strategies for conducting an internship and job search presented in Chapter 4 are relevant for all job and internship seekers, international students may face some additional challenges.

For graduate school applications, Career Exploration and Success has prepared this three-step worksheet and guidelines.