As a senior, we recommend you create a plan of action for obtaining that job at graduation or acceptance into graduate school. Below are steps to take in the final year of your 4 Year Career Success Plan.
- Finalize future plans and prioritize targeted industries, geographic locations and/or graduate schools.
- Assess your talents and work with your Career Consultant to create a plan to market your experience to potential employers.
- Conduct practice interviews with your Career Consultant to be ready for that job interview.
- Network and use social media to promote your talents. Utilize LinkedIn to connect with TCU alumni that have career paths or work at organizations that you find interesting.
- Attend the fall and spring Career & Intern Expo to explore job opportunities.
- Update your LinkedIn profile with new accomplishments, and review your LinkedIn profile with your Career Consultant. Most employers will view your profile to make sure it looks great.
- Upload an updated resume to FrogJobs to explore full-time employment. Visit FrogJobs often to stay up to date on on-campus interview opportunities, information sessions, and events.
- Meet regularly with your Career Consultant. They will help you with practice interviews, resume feedback, job search advice, create networking strategies, review graduate school applications and more.
Meet Your Career Consultants
Work with a Consultant on all stages of your career development, from choosing a major to preparing for interviews they are here to help.
Four Year Career Plan
Inquiry & Awareness
As a first year student we want you to start identifying your interest and areas of strengths.
Assessment & Exploration
Your sophomore year we recommend exploring possible career paths.
Gaining Career Experiences
Your junior year is when you need to focus on gaining professional experience through internships and part-time jobs.
Job Search & Grad-School Planning
As a senior, we recommend you create a plan of action for obtaining that job at graduation or acceptance into graduate school.