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Career Advising

Career Advising In Social Sciences

Whether you’re exploring career options, planning for grad school, or wondering how your degree connects to the job market, our team is here to help. Career advising in Social Sciences is designed to meet you where you are – offering guidance, tools, and support tailored to your goals.

We’ll help you reflect on your interests, identify your strengths, and take practical steps toward your next move.

Who You’ll Meet

You’ll connect with friendly, knowledgeable staff who understand the Social Sciences experience and can help you translate it into real-world opportunities. We work closely with instructors, employers, and community partners to support your growth.

Preparing For An Appointment

The best way to get the most out of a 1-on-1 or group session is to arrive prepared. Reviewing the materials in the following resource areas can help you to gather some preliminary information, reflect on your needs, and clarify your questions.

Career Options Explore Options

Explore the options available to student in the Social Sciences, or program-by-program.

Job Search Learn More

Reflect on your skills and experiences, prepare your resume, and get ready for job interviews and next steps.

Get Experience Review Possibilities

Get involved, get work experience, or get out there and volunteer in order to keep learning, growing, and preparing for the future.

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What You Can Talk About

Career advising isn’t just for job seekers – it’s for anyone curious about what’s next. Common topics include:

  • Exploring career paths and industries
  • Building resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles
  • Finding internships, co-ops, or volunteer roles
  • Planning for graduate or professional programs
  • Identifying and articulating your skills
  • Navigating career uncertainty or transitions