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By Jiayin Zhou (she/her)
Jiayin Zhou (she/her)Career Advisor and Content Lead
The latest job-market data may feel daunting. The good news is that employers are clear about what helps candidates stand out, and you can start building those strengths this summer.
Looking for a summer course that can help you make progress toward your career goals? The Global Career Accelerator, offered as BA 299, gives students a way to build practical skills employers value while earning academic credit at the same time.
By Jiayin Zhou (she/her)
Jiayin Zhou (she/her)Career Advisor and Content Lead
Not sure how to start networking? John Vandecoevering felt that, too. He used Lundquist Connect to take one small step and found support from an alum who wanted to help.
I started my internship search by mass applying online, but the opportunity that changed my trajectory came from networking, student involvement, and direct outreach. Here’s how that approach led me to a machine learning internship with Zendesk in Berlin.
When people asked what I was doing after graduation, I didn’t have an answer. My career plan was simply “something in business.” After applying to over 200 internships and facing rejection after rejection, I learned three critical lessons about landing a job in today’s competitive market that eventually helped me secure a full-time marketing role in my dream city.