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Career Tool Kit
The Career Tool Kit is a series of integrated career development activities offered in several business courses which helps students gain a competitive edge in the job market.
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Students develop additional skills by participating in the annual Business Attire Fashion Show, networking events with employers and alumnae, and career fairs. The Career Tool Kit is jointly sponsored by the Office of Academic & Career Planning and the School of Business. |
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Elements of the Career Tool Kit |
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| In ACC 220 (Financial Accounting), meet with experts from the Career Center who will help you create an effective and powerful resume. | |
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| In BUS 250 (Data Analysis), learn how you can strengthen your qualifications by networking, participating in clubs and events, and volunteering. | |
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| Your cover letter is often the first thing a hiring manager or a recruiter sees. In BUS 343 (Operations Management), capitalize on this chance to shine by creating a letter that will open the door to an interview. | |
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| Polish your interviewing skills by participating in a mock interview with actual employers in BUS 348 (Organizational Behavior). Get feedback about how to improve your performance. | |
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| In BUS 370 (Corporate Finance), develop advanced job search strategies. Learn how to identify potential employers that best match your career goals using both traditional and online methods. | |
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| Gain practical, professional experience by completing an internship (BUS 480). Your chances of landing a full-time job are greatly increased after working in an internship in your field. | |
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After interning at Capital Bank, Jordan Hockaday, Class of 2009, now works there full-time as a Financial Analyst.  |
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