Former UA cheerleader Jenna Stevens has this advice for UA students facing a tough job market: “Your job search is what you make of it! Ask teachers, family, friends, anyone. You never know if they know someone who may know of a position, and if you make a good impression on them, they may be likely to mention your name. Nothing is impossible, even in this market. Good luck!”
Academic credit for internship experience, that is. We’re talking upper division, elective credit that can count toward your major or minor
but only if your advisor approves. That last part is really important so be sure to speak with your advisor and clear this up front.
Here’s the reality: your resume is generally the first thing a potential employer will see when you are searching for a job or career position. If this initial view doesn’t grab their attention, your opportunities with that organization may stall out right there. The challenge? For optimum resume results, you need to spend time ensuring the best presentation possible. Your future, literally, depends on it. The good news is you don’t have to go it alone.
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