Academic & Career Advising Center

"Always be conscious of building your resume." - Rachel Leake, Graphic Design       "Make the best out of your internship experience, even if you don't like it at first." - Patrice Carter, Sociology     "Do not shut down any opportunity, big or small, you never know what will help you out later." - Jessamy Austin, History        "Research the company you are going to interview for, know about them and their clients (or whatever that company may be concerned with)." - Julia Hernandez, Communication Studies       "Look for an internship at a place where you would like to work in the future. Even if that means that you do your internship over summer, it will be a greater help to you later or when you are looking for a job. So look beyond your comfort zone of Farmville or even your home town because you could have better luck when you step out of those boundaries and take a risk!" - Rosemarie Stacey, Biology

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