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Borromeo Hall Carroll College Career Services empowers individuals to follow passion, realize potential, and pursue lives of purpose.

"Not for School, But For Life."

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DON'T HAVE A MAJOR? CONFUSED ABOUT YOUR FUTURE?

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Students who need some assistance in processing career decisions can take a  one credit Career Development course that begins the week following Fall break (first class, Tuesday, October 13 from 3:45- 5:20pm). This course will take you through a process of self-discovery and includes a variety of career-related inventories and activities designed to assist you in addressing your career-related interests, skills,  and work values as well as how your strengths and preferences fit into the world of work in the 21st century. This course is appropriate for freshmen and sophomore students who do not have a major, those who are learning that their declared major may not be the best fit, and for students who have majors they like but do not know how to make the connection between their academic major and a satisfying career. Students may take the class P/F or for a grade. To register, go to the Registrar's office and ask for LAS 185.

SENIORS: LEARN HOW TO DO A SUCCESSFUL JOB SEARCH

Are you wondering how to begin your job search for your life after Carroll?  Learn how to run a comprehensive job search by taking a one credit class offered Spring semester that will equip you with the necessary skills to land the job of your dreams. The course is designed to provide graduating senior students with the necessary career management skills to effectively identify and compete for professional career opportunities.

Activities covered in the course include principles, methods, and practice in achieving career goals with emphasis on: exploration of career opportunities in one's field, job market trends, identification of strengths, resume development, cover letter composition, mastering behavioral-style interviewing, salary and benefits negotiations, effective networking strategies, budgeting and personal finance issues, professional image, and the use of technology in achieving career goals. During the class you will have the opportunity to conduct mock interviews with area employers who will give you feedback on your interview style.

Register for this class during pre-registration. For further information, contact Rosalie Walsh in Career Services,

Posting a Job?

If you are an employer interested in posting an internship, part-time, or child care job on our job boards, please email the job description to: .  We are no longer posting full-time jobs.  Note: This is NOT a website; it is an email to which you send your description and we will post it for you.

Contact Information

 

Career & Testing Services
447-5532
447-5531 Fax
Rosalie Walsh, Director
447-5530
Nisan Burbridge, Internship Coordinator
447-5465

We are located in the East wing of Borromeo Hall, rooms 102-110.