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- Complete an interest inventory as a starting point for career planning
- Utilize FOCUS II, our computerized guidance systems for further career clarification and information
- Register with the Career Development Center via eRecruiting for referral to part-time or summer jobs and to receive important career development announcements
- Meet with a career counselor and/or your Academic Advisor to develop career plans
- Initiate your Career Planning Portfolio. Attend career planning portfolio workshops for materials and information
- Research at least three career fields, using the Internet or the Career Library resources
- Volunteer/ join at least one campus club or community-based organization
- Attend at least one workshop per semester, especially the a Careers In... workshops
- Start creating a resume for part-time and summer jobs. Have it critiqued by a Career Counselor
- Attend Job Fairs to increase awareness of career opportunities, to develop future contacts, and for leads on part-time and summer jobs
- Begin networking by initiating five to ten professionals contacts
- Develop/enhance computer skills; learn one new program each year such as the Microsoft Office package.(Attend email/web training sessions and use your account regularly)
- Strive to maintain a strong GPA in order to qualify for honors programs, internships, entrance to graduate school and other opportunities
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