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A Brief Guide to Networking

Informational interviews are covered in detail in this guide.

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A Guide to Effective Resume and Cover Letter Writing

Don’t underestimate the power of an excellent resume. Focus on skills language and accomplishment statements to make sure your strengths are clear.

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Considering Further Education?

A step by step process, from finding the right program to completing your application.

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Considering Medical School?

Figure out if the career is for you and a helpful overview of what to expect during application process.

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Considering your Program Options

Use this helpful spreadsheet to keep track of your research and compare programs.

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Disclosure and Accommodations

Deciding to identify personal information, such as disability is a personal decision. This guide will help you decide if and when to request accommodations and about your employment rights.

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How to Ask for Grad School References

Make an excellent impression from the start!

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Interview Tips to Ace Your Interview

Learn the STAR strategy to share your interview stories and prove you are the candidate they are looking for.

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Job Search Strategies

Balance your strategy and prioritize the most effective ways to finds job. Figure out how to find hidden jobs. Access a list of recommended job boards.

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Make the Most of Career Uncertainty with Planned Happenstance

Learn more about the 5 key traits you should have to facilitate your career development.

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Networking and Elevator Pitch

How will you introduce yourself to employers or professionals at career fairs or networking events?

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Salary Negotiation

Expect that employers will ask for your salary expectations. Prepare for the negotiation process with these tips.

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Self-Reflection Questions

When considering what to do next, start with this reflection about your interests and motivators.

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What is Most Important to you in a Career?

Assess and prioritize your values.