The UM University Career Center offers a variety of resources to support your career exploration, internship and job searches, and preparation for graduate and professional programs:
- Clothes Closet--Select business professional and business casual clothing at no cost to you.
- Resume Resources--Take advantage of the tips and resume software available to improve your resume.
- Cover Letter Resources--Go here for quick tips on how to write effective cover letters.
- Gap Year Resources--Find out what opportunities are available to you if you're still figuring out what to do after graduation or looking for additional options to explore before starting grad school.
- Networking Resources--Learn how to network, where to find people to network with, and other helpful tips.
- Interviewing Resources--Get help on what to do before, during, and after the interview as well as learn about preparing for common interview questions.
- Pre-Health Resources--Dive into lots of good links to help you prepare for and apply to health profession programs.
- Pre-Law Resources--Go here for tips and suggestions for your exploration of and preparation for law school.
- Reference Letters--Read these tips and guidelines for students and letter writers.
- Career Assessment Tools--Find out which tool may be best for you and go over the results with a career coach.
- International Student Resources--Check this section for tailored resources whether you are exploring options, job searching or planning to continue your education.
- Alumni Profiles--Find out how recent alums got where they are and what their work-life is like.
- Salary & Relocation Resources--Research whether a salary offer is competitive, how much you'll need based on where you'll be living, and what's involved with relocating to a new area.
- DACA Student Resources--Whether you're interested in internships, full-time jobs, or admission to graduate school, utilize this tailored resource to assist in your decision-making and planning.
- LGBTQ Resources--Learn about what it's like transitioning from Michigan to the workplace and get answers to questions you have surrounding the transition.
- Students with Disabilities Resources--Learn about the support available to students with both visible and non-visible disabilities and how the University Career Center can help you navigate your job/internship search and preparation/application for graduate and professional school.
- Student Veteran Career Resources--Go here to learn how the University Career Center can assist you with your transition to civilian life as it relates to career exploration and career preparation.
- Additional--See what other websites have information that can help you.