Career Education and
Professional Development Center

You’ve probably heard the word a hundred times. Professors bring it up. Your parents ask about it at dinner. Your classmates are already applying. But if you’re still fuzzy on what an internship actually is — what it involves, whether …

You’ve done everything right. Graduated, updated your resume, and started applying. Then you hit a wall almost every new grad knows: “Entry-Level Position, 2 to 3 Years of Experience Required.”

The Catch-22 Nobody Warned You About

It makes no sense. …

College and university career service office professionals know that it is easier for those majoring in business to find well-paying jobs upon graduation than for some other majors, and that some of those jobs have brighter futures than others. But …

Internships and co-ops can make a real difference in what you earn right out of school, but most students never hear the full story about why. Employers do not just reward experience because it looks good on a résumé. They …

Here’s a practical, plain-English listicle of the 20 most popular jobs for new graduates with business administration or management majors. Notice that many of these roles don’t technically require the degree—but the skills you gain in business programs (analysis, communication, …

By Toni Frana, Career Expert at Zety.com 

Internships are often the start of something that can meaningfully impact your early career path and they are certainly a building block of your career foundation. If college coursework and college clubs …

Career mapping is the process of outlining a clear plan for professional growth by identifying potential job opportunities, required skills, and advancement paths within a chosen field. For business administration graduates, career mapping is especially valuable because it helps them …