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...rephrase an answer to make it more distinctive or complete," says Cathy Amory, associate director of the department of career services at Northeastern University in Boston. "Express appreciation for the opportunity to meet and say something new about...
...important to clearly and concisely sell your personality and skills to potential employers. Pat Sullivan, director of career services at Devry University in Orlando, Fla., says students and recent graduates should consider their introductions as...
...but etiquette and wardrobe are just as important, despite what some might think. Kathleen J. McCuen, director of career services at DeVry University in Addison, Ill., recommends wearing a suit and tie for men, and a dress or suit for women...
...says Dale Austin, director of career services at Hope College in Holland...says Jean Branan, director of career services at The Art Institute of California...action," says Seth Wulsin, a career services adviser at The Art Institute...
...terms of financial aid, especially if you are paying for your education by yourself. Also, does the school offer career services? This will help come graduation time. 3. What kind of reputation does the school have? Batson suggests calling...
...aligns with district goals and maximizes the use of money spent and strengthening community partnerships for improved career, service and civics education. Some of the goals are ongoing; some are under way. Each initiative is to have specific steps...
...career and interest assessments, resume writing, interviewing skills and cover letters, said Steve Liang, UAS career services specialist. He helps bridge the gap between college and careers with cover letter and resume presentations, among...
...graduation closer than many might think and graduates scrambling to find the perfect job to go to, Mike Cubbin, dean of career services and student affairs at DeVry University in Florida says creating the perfect resume may be easier than you once thought...
Taking advantage of your college's career services or alumni office can be a great way to find an unadvertised job. Often, former students will post entry-level jobs in these...
...wondering if that was the right path to go down after all. This quandary is certainly not limited to artists. Any career services counselor will tell you that students change majors all the time, and graduates often call looking for guidance when...