Now that you’ve enrolled in a degree program, it is important to know what career opportunities are available in your degree field so that you can create a career plan to ensure that you develop the skills needed to be successful. This can include talking with professionals in your field to gain further insight - https://www.careervillage.org/schools/199647/clinton-college/.

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Searching for a job is a job in itself. Work with Career Services to learn about how to best navigate your job search to save you time and get results without creating unnecessary stress.

Meet with Career Services to get individualized career coaching to fit your particular need. This can include mock interviewing, discovering your strengths, and what you have to offer just to name some of the individual coaching that you can receive.

LinkedIn is a great resource for networking online when you cannot meet in person. Most employers used LinkedIn to search for candidates to fill open positions they have available. Career Services can assist you in either creating a LinkedIn profile or updating your profile so that your profile appears in employers’ searches.

Career Services can work with you in developing and tailoring your resume so that it passes through the Applicant Tracking System (ATS). Passing through the ATS will put you a step closer to getting an interview.

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There are several job and internship opportunities that are available that students and alumni can apply for in all fields of study. Career Services can work with you to select the right opportunity based on your degree program, aspirations, and experience.

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Throughout the year, Career Services will host various events for students to get an opportunity to meet with employers and professional organizations to find out about opportunities that are available and network.

Maybe there are no advancement opportunities within your organization and you feel stuck but not sure how to get out of that situation or you simply just want to make a career change. Career Services can assist you in navigating your next move.

In most cases, the salary expectation is going to be mentioned whether it is on your application or during an interview. It is important to do your research and know your worth! There are ways to articulate your salary to get what you want. We are here to guide you through the salary negotiation process.

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