Sabrina

My First List

• Set regularly scheduled meetings with your academic and/or career advisor. Even as a freshman, it's never too early to schedule these meetings. Your advisor will provide you with knowledge and access to a variety of networking groups, university affiliate groups in your field of study, internship and financial aid information.
• Find a mentor! Many students wait until the end of their academic coursework to find a mentor. I have found throughout my career, and in working with students, that those who actively work with a mentor are much better prepared for interviews and the workforce in general. Here is a guide on seeking mentorship: https://www.themuse.com/advice/9-tips-for-findingand-gettingthe-perfect-mentor
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Sabrina