Human resources (HR) encompasses the entire employee lifecycle from recruitment to onboarding and spans across multiple focus areas such as training and development or compensation and benefits. Given the scope of the HR field, it is important to understand …
Have you already secured a summer internship? If so, you may believe that your career strategy work is over. Well, think again! The months and weeks leading up to an internship are critical. During this time, we recommend you focus …
When deciding on a major or looking for experiential learning opportunities, the first question you need to answer for yourself is, “What can I do with this major?” Careers where the knowledge, skills, and qualifications developed within your major …
Earning an entrepreneurship degree means more than you may think. The assumption that entrepreneurship is just about starting your own business is too simple, as entrepreneurship courses develop a skill set that is applicable in all functions and industries. …
You are certain that you want to attend law school and have been directing your efforts towards this commitment. You have already researched the following: location, cost, faculty, size, culture, career support, alumni, curriculum, reputation/rankings, student organizations, and more. …
Keeping up with business news is an important way to show potential employers that you are well-informed, care about the subject matter that they care about, and take initiative to do your own research in a world where things …
Upon graduation, most students pursue traditional roles within an organization when seeking employment. These are typically individual contributor (non-managerial) roles focused on an area of study. For finance majors, common roles include financial analyst, financial planner, and loan officer. …
Career pivots, such as transitioning to a new industry or job function, can be challenging – especially if you are changing multiple facets of your career at once (like pivoting to both a new industry and a new job function.) …
Pursuing a graduate degree is a huge investment – financially, personally, and emotionally. Is it a worthy investment if you want to go into marketing? The simple answer is: it depends on your overall career strategy. Taking the time to think …