Programs & Resources

<p>Build confidence in your interview skills through free access to this online platform. You can record yourself answering questions that are tailored to specific industries, roles, or skills. You can also access their library of resources, including videos on interview strategies.</p>

<p>The Career Center has seven different career groups to represent the broad range of Boston College student interests. Visit individual cluster pages for industry-specific job/internship/graduate school resources.&nbsp;Make an appointment&nbsp;to meet with a career cluster coach to strategize your search.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A cover letter is your opportunity to demonstrate to an employer your fit and enthusiasm for the role. Simply by taking the time to write a tailored cover letter, you are showing the employer that you are an eager applicant. A well-written cover letter will show the employer how your experience and skills connect with the job description.<br /> </p>

<p> Making connections is a crucial part of your job and internship search. Use Eagle Exchange to reach out to alumni who work at organizations you&#39;re interested in to set up informational interviews. You&#39;re not asking for a job, instead you are looking to gain valuable advice to inform your search. You can also use Eagle Exchange to find short-term project listings from alumni to apply to. Alumni projects offer you the opportunity to gain experience, develop new skills, and boost your resume. </p>

<p>Through reflective exercises, conversations with alumni, and industry immersions with employers, you will explore the fit of a few career options and leave knowing at least one career field you are interested in further exploring.<br /> </p>

<p>All of the top employers are hiring on Handshake, including the Fortune 500, nonprofits, and startups. You have access to 400,000&#43; employer profiles, which include information about their organization, peer reviews, interview tips, and open positions. You can also use your Handshake account to schedule appointments with our career coaches and find upcoming career fairs and networking events. View our Handshake Guide to get started. <br /> </p>

<p>A resume is a tailored document highlighting your skills, education, goals, and experience. It is a summary of qualifications for a job, internship, scholarship, or other opportunity. Employers will often spend far less than 30 seconds looking at each resume, so yours needs to stand out. The resources below will help guide you through the process.<br /> </p>