at the College of Letters & Science
For first and second year students, isn’t it too early to be thinking about a “career”? Nope! It’s too early to think about an internship if you haven’t figured our your major, right? Incorrect! Here’s the thing: A major isn’t the same as your career path, so SuccessWorks will help you explore both from your first …
CRITERIA FOR AN EXPERIENCE TO BE DEFINED AS AN INTERNSHIP* To ensure that an experience—whether it is a traditional internship or one conducted remotely or virtually—is educational, and thus eligible to be considered a legitimate internship by the NACE definition, all the following criteria must be met: The experience must be an extension of the …
An informational interview (or meeting, since you’re not actually asking for a job) is kind of like a first date… with less pressure. Your motivation may be to learn more about the person’s field of work, company, current job, or career path. So relax. Take a deep breath. And come prepared with some questions to help guide …
An informational interview is kind of like an interview… on opposite day. It’s a 1:1 opportunity that you initiate to learn more about someone’s career path, experience with a company, responsibilities in a position, etc. Informational interviews (or meetings, since you’re not actually asking for a job) can be a helpful way to get job-search advice …