If you are like many graduate students, this question causes at least some concern as you look toward the future.  Concerns range from finding out what you want to do (yes, it is okay if you do not know yet) to finding a job that meets your minimum financial requirements.  The Career Development Center exists to help you face these challenges effectively.  The following is a "Top 10 list" of the questions most frequently asked by graduate students.  Look through to find the answers to your most pressing concerns!

Graduate Student Resources

The resources at the CDC do not just focus on entry-level positions or services for undergraduate students. We assist graduate students across all academic departments with career concerns and job search strategies for both academic and non-academic careers.  Resources such as specially designed workshops and handouts, counseling appointments, reference books and publications, Cardinal Recruiting, and reference file services are available to all graduate and post-doctoral students.

CDC Workshops

Counseling

The CDC offers career counseling appointments and assessments for Ph.Ds and Post Doctoral students to help you through the various stages of your job search and career exploration process. 

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