College Job Search

Guide to job searching for college students and graduates, including college job search tips and advice for finding summer jobs, internships and full-time entry level jobs.

Entry level jobs, entry level resume writing and samples, plus college student and graduate job search advice.

Job search tips and advice for college students, graduating seniors and recent graduates. How to find an internship or a full-time position.

When you're a college student or recent graduate interviewing can be a challenge, especially if you haven't interviewed much. That's especially true when you're interviewing for entry level jobs, because, in general, it's a level playing field with all candidates having the same basic qualifications. Here are tips for acing a college job interview.

Interview attire for college students interviewing for a job or internship. How to decide what to wear, including business attire and business casual attire, plus how to make the best impression on your potential employer.

College Student / Graduate Interview Questions: When you are a college student or recent graduate, it's important to relate your college education, extracurricular activities, and experiences to the job for which you are applying. Here are sample questions you might be asked during an entry level job interview and sample answers.

Tips and advice on how to start networking for your career while you are in college.

For college students and graduates, the college career services office is an excellent source of internships, summer jobs, and other job listings.

Job search strategies, tips and advice for college and university students and alumni including where to find job search help, the top sites for college students and grads, and college recruiting program information.

College recruiting programs include the outreach employers conduct to recruit college students and alumni for jobs, internships, co-op positions and summer jobs.

Many employers have formal college recruitment programs they use to recruit college students and alumni for job, internship, summer job and co-op opportunities at the company. Here's information on college recruiting program available options.

If you are a college student or graduate, your college or university career services office can assist with your job search.

The economy is tanking and the job you were hoping to get after graduation might not be there. Now what? There's no doubt that this is a difficult job market for college seniors and recent graduates.

The key for interview success for college students is to provide concrete evidence to employers that you possess the skills needed succeed in that role. Here's how to present your skills to employers.

Resume tips for college students including what to include on your resume, how to get your resume right, and how to get your resume read by prospective employers.

Student resume, cover letter and reference letter samples.

Information on the services provided by career offices to job seekers, including the types of career services offered and where to get career and job search assistance.

Social networking tips for grads, including how to use your social media presence as aid in getting a post-college job, as well as how to be sure you're online presence doesn't cost you a shot at employment.

Review these entry level interview questions and consider how you would answer, so you're ready to respond during the job interview.

An internship is a great way for recent grads and career changers, as well as for students, to test the water in a variety of career fields, to gain "real-life" experience, and a way to decide on - or opt out - of a particular vocation.

U.S. Government internships, co-ops, summer employment, volunteer opportunities and permanent part-time or full-time positions.

With the number of entry-level sports and entertainment marketing jobs listed on job boards, job seekers need to be very careful to avoid the numerous scams that take advantage of job seekers. Here are some warning signs to look out for when scanning job boards for entry level jobs.

Questions and answers on college student/graduate job searching from Justin Driscoll.