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At Bridgewater State University, first-generation and/or low-income (FGLI) students have access to dedicated support through the Career Services & Internships office, including career advising, …
The shift from campus life to a full-time corporate role requires more than just showing up on day one. This guide breaks down the practical steps recent graduates need to take in late summer to set themselves up for success, …
If you clicked with your colleagues and boss, enjoyed the work, and felt right at home with company culture, you may be disappointed that the internship is …
A staffing firm acts as a bridge between employers and job seekers. Companies rely on staffing agencies to find qualified employees quickly, while job seekers gain access to opportunities that may not be advertised publicly.
If you’re still deciding on a major or wanting to make a change, you’re not alone. According to a the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) “up to 75% of college students change their major at least once” during their educational …
Most graduate students are working full-time in their field while completing academic courses in the evening. Keeping this in mind, the Career Services & Internships office has made all of our individual career advising appointments available virtually for your convenience. You can schedule a virtual appointment with a …
By Jill Satamraju
Jill SatamrajuAssistant Director of Internships & Career Development
It’s no secret that the job market is tough right now. There are many factors that influence the economy, causing employment demand to expand and contract in ways that are not always predictable. Rather than leaving your career prospects to the whims …
Getting through the final round of interviews feels like crossing the finish line, but in reality, you’re in the most delicate part of the race. The period between that last “thank you” and actually signing on the dotted line is …
You’ve finally cleared the biggest hurdle—the recruiter called back, and the interview is on the calendar. But for many recent grads, this is where the wheels fall off. It’s easy to think that if you just show up and answer …
It’s one of the most dreaded interview questions (or prompts, really): “Tell me about yourself.” Many early-career professionals mistakenly treat this as an opportunity for small talk, a recap …
If you’ve spent the last couple of years feeling like the job market was a high-stakes game of “musical chairs” where the music stopped every five minutes, I have some news for you. Take a deep breath. Shake off that …