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CAREER FAIRS
Spring Career Fair - Thursday, February 21st from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Whether you’re looking for full-time employment, an internship, or would simply like to network with employers, Career Fairs are a vital part of any student’s job search so it’s important to prepare. Click here for a detailed description of what to do before, during and after a career fair, in order to have a successful experience.
Click on the questions and comments below to hear directly from employers and your peers about how to have a successful career fair experience.
How do I make a positive first impression with employers?
Should I research companies in advance, or just use the career fair as a way to learn about them?
How important is professional attire?
How do I sell my skills if I don't have relevant experience?
Do employers prefer students to approach them alone, or with a group?
What kind of questions might an employer ask at a career fair?
What types of questions should I ask employers at a career fair?
Here's how I prepared for the career fair.
It's beneficial to attend a Career Fair as a freshman or sophomore.
You don't have to be looking for a job to attend the Career Fair. (turn volume up on this one)
Go to the career fair to meet employers and learn about opportunities.
It's important to make a positive first impression.