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Seminars It’s a huge mistake—and often a costly one, financially speaking—for you and your college student to wait until their junior or senior year to start focusing on career issues. Here are the key career experiences your student needs to be working on—during each year of college, and starting on Day 1—to graduate on time and into a career that truly fits their passions, innate talents, and values.
When you understand these 12 bedrock career concepts—and help your college student implement them—you’ll have the knowledge and confidence you need to coach your student into a genuinely satisfying career after college, one that aligns with their passions, taps their innate talents, and fits their values.
“Internships are a junior year thing.” “You’ll never get a job if you major in _____ !” These and other destructive career myths throw thousands of college students off track each year, resulting in unnecessary fear and anxiety (or worse). Learn about the most pervasive and potentially disastrous career myths college students are exposed to (sometimes by those closest to them!)—and how you can dispel those myths so that your student finds true career success and satisfaction after college.
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