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What does life after college look like for you? University Career Services can help you figure that out. Our office provides resources to assist you throughout your academic journey and propel you to future success.

DID YOU KNOW?

Career services is the best place on campus to help you figure out what you want to do with your life and how you can do it.

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Student Job Search Tools

Whether you’re looking for a part-time or full-time job opportunity, we provide tools to help you find a job that fits your needs.

FIND A JOB

Co-Op / Internship

Taking on a co-op or an internship is a great way to gain practical career experience in your field while working toward your degree.

FIND AN INTERNSHIP

Preparation for Grad School

Graduate school can open doors to more opportunities and better position you to advance in your career.

PREPARING FOR GRAD SCHOOL

Explore Career Path, Choose a Major

Selecting a major and making career decisions can be daunting. Our resources are here to help you make informed career decisions as you explore your interests and skills.

More Tools

Connect with us virtually Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m. Our walk-in hours are Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. in Student Center West, Room 270. Request a virtual appointment with a career counselor via Handshake.

Need more help? Let us know!

Handshake allows you to explore 1,000+ job and internship postings, schedule career advising appointments, view career fairs and access career resources.

FOCUS 2 guides you through career assessments and helps you create an action plan to make informed career decisions. No appointment is necessary. First-time users: Find your FOCUS 2 access code in Handshake’s Resources section.

What Can I Do With This Major? It’s a question you might ask yourself, but it’s also an online search tool topic that will help you understand the broad range of careers that correspond to any major.

O*NET provides you with detailed information about the skills, experience, responsibilities and salaries associated with specific jobs and careers. Use O*NET to research careers and learn which jobs are predicted to grow in demand.

Services

Drop-in hours for quick questions and resume review:

Downtown
Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
Student Center West, Room 270
Ask for a resume or cover letter review, and come prepared to ask quick questions about your professional path.

Perimeter Campuses
Use Handshake to make an appointment.

Request a 30- or 60-minute appointment through Handshake to discuss:

Choosing a Major
Career Planning
Resume/Cover Letter Help
Job Search Strategies
Co-ops/Internships
Mock Interviews
Graduate School Planning

Attend an employer’s information session, a workshop or a career fair.

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Your Four-Year Action Plan

YEAR ONE

Assess your interests and skills | Build a resume | Attend events| Take advantage of Handshake and Portfolium

YEAR TWO

Confirm your major | Deepen your involvement | Look at internships/consider a co-op | Update your resume

YEAR THREE

Network | Start your internship search in the fall | Plan for grad school | Update your resume

YEAR FOUR

Start your job search/grad school applications early | Update your resume | Market yourself | Practice interviewing

Contact Us

University Career Services Main Office:
Student Center West, Room 270
66 Courtland St. SE
Atlanta, GA 30303

Monday-Friday:
8:30 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.

Phone: 404-413-1820
Fax: 404-413-1825

Co-ops and Internships & Graduate and Professional School Planning:
Dahlberg Hall, Room 133
30 Courtland St. SE
Atlanta, GA 30303