Boosting Your Employability When Your GPA Doesn’t Tell the Full Story 

For many students, your GPA may feel like the defining factor in your academic success and how it might affect your professional future. However, the truth is that your potential isn’t determined by a number. It’s a combination of your …

By Isabella Ventura
Isabella Ventura Career Peer Advisor
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How to differentiate between Mental Health Counseling Graduate Programs? Clinical Psychology, Social Work, and Mental Health Counseling

If you’re an undergraduate student considering advanced education in the mental health field, you may be wondering which graduate program best suits your interests and career goals. Clinical Psychology, Social Work, and Mental Health Counseling all aim to support individuals …

By Joshua Richards
Joshua Richards Graduate Assistant
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Explore Career Interests with Informational Interviews

One of the best ways to explore your career interests is to conduct informational interviews.  An informational interview is simply the term for speaking with a person working in a career or industry that sparks your curiosity.  The goal of …

By Jill Gardosik
Jill Gardosik Assistant Director of Internships & Career Development
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Make the Most of Your General Education Requirements (Gen Eds) 

If you still need to declare a major, or are considering changing your current major, then you will want to consider following this advice.  As you prepare to register for courses, try to select courses that are in the majors …

By Jill Gardosik
Jill Gardosik Assistant Director of Internships & Career Development
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Cultivating Your Research Portfolio

A strong research portfolio is essential for translating a successful academic career into a graduate school or job application. Whether you’re an undergraduate or a graduate student, a well-crafted portfolio not only showcases your research but also helps open doors …

By Joshua Richards
Joshua Richards Graduate Assistant
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First Prep for a Job Search After Grad School 

It is time.  You have worked hard, are finishing up all your coursework in May and now you need to jump into the dreaded job search.  There are so many things to do and think about at this time, in …

By Carol Crosby
Carol Crosby Associate Director, Life Design @BSU
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How to Develop a Professional Brand as a Graduate Student 

As a graduate student, developing a strong professional brand is essential for standing out and building your professional identity. A well-defined professional brand highlights your unique strengths, expertise, and values, helping you attract opportunities and establish credibility in your field. …

By Joshua Richards
Joshua Richards Graduate Assistant
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Featured Employer:  Taylor & Company PC

Taylor & Company is a full-service tax, accounting, and business consulting firm located in North Attleboro, MA.  Founder Mike Taylor has been in practice for over 23 years, and he founded Taylor & Company 15 years ago.  Taylor & Company’s …

By Amy Kirkcaldy
Amy Kirkcaldy Assistant Director of Employer Engagement and Outreach
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Stepping Up: How to Present Your Best Professional Self 

When interviewing for a job or internship, your first interaction with an employer often begins with an email or a phone conversation. From that very first point of contact, the interviewer is evaluating your professionalism. Below are tips on how …

By Tracey Gray
Tracey Gray Associate Director, Employer Engagement and Outreach
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From Field to Office: Transferable Skills for Student Athletes in the Workplace

Recent graduates who are about to enter the workforce for the first time will face many challenges. When applying for entry-level positions they may lack certain skills that potential employers are looking for, and when starting work for the first …

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Use volunteer opportunities to get the experience you need to secure a paid internship or entry-level job | From Dorms to Desks Podcast | ep20

On today’s episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, our cohosts discuss how volunteering doesn’t pay the bills, but volunteering can lead to well-paying jobs that do pay the bills. Are you struggling to get hired even for an …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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9 Highest-Paying Sales Jobs: Which One Is Right for You?

Sales can be an exciting, challenging career path — especially if you enjoy solving problems, talking to people, and helping others. And since sales is all about the money, it’s only natural to consider how much money you can make …

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Podcasts to Kickstart your Career Development

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Why listen to podcasts when you’re job/internship hunting or thinking about your career? 

Podcasts provide flexibility because you can listen while commuting, doing laundry, washing dishes, walking to class, exercising, or simply …

By Amy Kirkcaldy
Amy Kirkcaldy Assistant Director of Employer Engagement and Outreach
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