Student 4 year Career Development Guide FRESHMAN Explore SOPHOMORE Experiment JUNIOR Experience SENIOR Excel  Orient yourself to college life: Academic.

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Student 4 year Career Development Guide FRESHMAN Explore SOPHOMORE Experiment JUNIOR Experience SENIOR Excel  Orient yourself to college life: Academic support & student program building locations Make study commitments Get involved now!  Meet with a Career Coach to discuss: Your major and experiential education opportunities  Reassess your career goals, consider alternative career plans and monitor your academic progress  Shift job search into high gear: Jobs4Jacks website Prof. networking Faculty/Advisors mentors Job search websites Utilize Career Services  Keep your options open while exploring the academic world by taking elective courses & considering internships now  Join organizations & talk to faculty related to your field interest/major to enhance your knowledge & skills  Take a leadership role in organizations to develop teamwork, leadership & interpersonal skills  Narrow down your choice of graduate or professional schools: Take admission test(s) Request recommendation letters Apply for scholarships Complete applications  Meet with a Career Coach to discuss: Major/Minor Career goals Exploring/Researching Career opportunities  “Reality-test” your career options: Internships/externships Job shadow Volunteer Part-time employment  Utilize Career Services: Resume critiques Mock interviews Information sessions On-campus interviews Networking  Attend Career Fairs to: Brand yourself Identify & target employment opportunities Refine your job search skills  Get involved! Join a student activity/organization of interest Obtain a part-time job Volunteer for a service project  Build on your “living” resume and develop relationships with staff & faculty Visit our website for tips and tools  Research graduate or professional schools: Admission test(s) Consider faculty & administrators as references Note application deadlines  Polish your professional image: Update your resume and start applying for jobs Purchase professional attire Clean up your social media accounts  Create a “living” resume or translate your high school resume to a college one Visit our website for resume writing tips and tools  Attend Career Fairs to : Build your network Learn about occupations and employers in your field of interest Find out what skill set employers are seeking  Continue to update your resume & fine tune your job search skills Visit our website for tips and tools  Harness the power of networking - the key to a successful job search: Information Sessions Professional orgs. Social media (LinkedIn, FB) Faculty, family & friends  Attend Career Fairs to: Create your professional network Learn about occupations and employers in your field of interest  Declare a major by the end of the academic year: Meet with your career coach to solidify a major Meet with your academic advisor to make it official!  Attend Career Fairs to: Expand your professional network Market yourself Narrow down prospective companies for employment  Complete the graduate survey so that we can stay informed on your post graduation success and offer our services as needed Stephen F. Austin State University-Center For Career and Professional Development | Rusk Building 3 rd Floor | |