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Many people join school clubs to put it on their resume. That's great and all, but there is much more to student clubs than just being able to say that you were an active member of the "Young Investors Club" on your resume.
There's networking... I go over how school clubs are the easiest way to "infiltrate" and practice your networking skills with people who are your age and who you're probably more comfortable talking to compared to a senior executive at a company.
Toughest part about breaks in college? Getting back into the swing of things.
I go over how to engage your professors after break
Nicole talks about why you need to make friends with your peers because you never know when you'll need them
And I show you how to start back up your relationship with your career advisor even though they're usually the busiest at the start of each semester!
Recapping Season 1 - Freshman Year
Episode 1. Choosing Your Major
Episode 2. Dorming vs Commuting
Episode 3. Attend Every Freshman Event
Episode 4. How To Use Career Services
Episode 5. How To Find Scholarships
Episode 6. How To Choose Classes
Episode 7. How To Find Your First Job
Episode 8. How To Find Your First Internship
Episode 9 and 10. How To Finese Your Schools Money with Benjamin Fields
Episode 11. How To Prep For The Summer
Episode 12. How To Write A World Class Resume
That first internship can be tough to find, but here are some tactics that you can use to discover that diamond in the rough, even if you feel like you aren't "qualified" for an internship just yet.
To find events:
Eventbrite.com and meetup.com
Parkerdewey.com
First jobs can be tough to find. You may feel like you're limited to just the world of fast food, but I go over why that isn't the case with some examples in this latest episode. I go over how I got my first job and get to learn from Ashley about how she got her first job.
Ashley - University of Central Florida
This week we go over the college struggles of choosing which class to choose, how to create a plan A, B, and C, and then how to use the resources around you to get the inside look into what are the best classes to take.
You'll hear from:
Ashley - a University of Central Florida student
Daniela - Chatham University
Taja - Baruch College
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