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Freshman Year Discovery
- Familiarize yourself with the offerings of the office of internships and career services (ICS).
- Explore career interests, goals and work related values through inventories offered by the office of internships and career services.
- Take a career development class. COL 101, Career Exploration, is offered during the fall/spring semester.
- Attend department orientations held during the fall semester.
- Make a tentative selection of a major field of study; if you are undecided, consult with the director of internships and career services.
- Create an account with Knight Work, a career exploration and job search web site for Marian University students.
- Begin your personal development by participating in campus and community activities through social and interest organizations.
- Research career opportunities by visiting career resources library in the office of internships and career services.
- Seek summer internships or part-time employment in your area of interest.
- Meet and get to know faculty, administrators, and counselors who can serve as resources during your college years.
Sophomore Year Explore and Declare
- Explore the academic and practical or experiential requirements for entering a profession.
- Attend department orientations held during the fall semester.
- Attend internship fairs. e.g., Student Employment and Internship Fair, College Talent Recruitment Day, and Indiana Collegiate Job Fair.
- Register with the Knight Work web site for researching careers, finding internships or organizing personal job search tools, resume, cover letters, and other documents, such as writing samples.
- Enroll in COL 360, Career Exploration Internship, to experience working in your field of interest.
- Declare your major.
- Strengthen your GPA.
- Continue to develop associations with faculty, professional staff, counselors, and contacts made through internships or part-time employment.
- Continue participation in on-campus and community activities through department organizations and clubs.
- Continue to expand your pre-professional experience by searching for internships and summer employment which strengthen your network of professional contacts.
Junior Year Testing Career Options
- Attend internship and job fairs exploring career options. Register with Knight Work and www.IndianaINTERN.net.
- Obtain a career-related internship, testing your work related values, interests, and skills.
- Research key corporations, business, and organizations through networking and resources available in the office of internships and career services and specific academic departments.
- Revise resume and cover letters. Upload documents into Knight Work.
- Explore admission requirements for graduate and professional schools. Take exams like the GRE, MCA, LSAT, GMAT, etc.
- Continue campus and community activities involvement.
- Strengthen your GPA.
- Attend programs like the Etiquette Dinner and Networking Knights Reception.
- Attend job fairs like College Talent Recruitment Day (CTRD), Indiana Collegiate Job Fair, Teacher Candidate Interview Day (TCID), Accounting Interview Day (AID), etc.
- Continue networking with faculty, professional staff, and employers.
Senior Year The Job Search
- Complete course requirements in your major.
- Obtain a career-related internship through the office of internships and career services.
- Plan your job search campaign or graduate school selection process.
- Attend workshops on resume writing, interviewing, and job search strategies.
- Register with the office of internships and career services to have your resume critiqued and sign-up for mock interviews.
- Attend job fairs like College Talent Recruitment Day (CTRD), Indiana Collegiate Job Fair, Teacher Candidate Interview Day (TCID), Accounting Interview Day (AID), etc.
- Stay open to all possibilities and geographic options.
- Interview with prospective employers identified through personal networking, professional journals and job listings, and of course, Knight Work.
- Report all employment offers to the office of internships and career services.
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