Hi, Wildcats! This page is filled with helpful resources for your professional development. Check out current blog posts and videos below for career advice and view events on the right. Feel free to schedule an appointment with us or create a résumé at the buttons across the top of the page. You can explore job and internships unique to your college of study by clicking on the “Explore Career Paths” dropdown located at the top of this webpage as well.
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Throughout your time at ACU, we want to ensure that you are ready to launch into the professional world, and that doesn’t happen all at once! Throughout your four years as a Wildcat, the Office of Career Development has created this badge to assist in your first steps toward being career ready. Take a look at the badge, and at your Career Postcard, to begin that journey! For any questions, feel free to reach out to the Career Development team at careers@acu.edu
Internships are a great way to get hands-on experience in your chosen field. Over the course of an internship, you can expect to develop new skills and expand your professional network, among many other benefits. In certain cases, an internship …
By Lauren Bridgeman Cox
Career Support Specialist at ACU Career Development
Before you graduate we’d like to provide you with some Job Search Strategies. Read below to find out how to use our services as a student or alumni and …
Crafting the perfect resume and cover letter is a crucial first step toward landing your dream job. On today’s episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we discuss how a strong resume acts as your personal marketing tool, offering …
In this empowering episode of the From Dorms to Desks Podcast, we tackle the often-intimidating world of professional networking for first-generation college students and graduates. We understand that for many, the idea of ‘consulting’ or finding connections within an industry can feel completely foreign, …
Crafting the perfect resume is no easy task—especially if you’re still in school and wondering how to handle your almost-there-but-not-quite-yet graduation date. Should you mention it? How should you list it? And can it help you land an internship or …
