Career Counseling

• Contact Us
• Career News
• Events
• Internships
• Scholarships & Grants
• Grad Degree
  • Graduate School Guide
    • Why Graduate School
    • Now or Later?
    • Selecting a Graduate School
    • Evaluating Graduate Programs
    • How to Apply
    • Application Process Timetable
  • Pre-Law Guide
    • Resources
    • Checklist for Pre-Law Students
    • Frequently Asked Questions
• Career Planning
  • Your Job Search Starts with You
    • Identifying Your Strengths and Skills
    • Examining Your Work Interests
    • Work Values: What Matters to You
    • Putting it Together
  • Skills Identification
  • Informational Interviewing
  • Working Abroad
  • Four-Year Timeline
• Self-Marketing
  • Cover Letter Guide
    • Building Blocks
    • Choosing a Format
    • Other Considerations
    • Final Steps
  • Resume Guide
    • General Guidelines
    • Objective
    • Experience
    • Education
    • Activities
    • Other Areas and Personal Data
    • References
    • Format
    • Proofreading Checklist
    • Final Notes
    • Sample Headings
  • Action Words
  • Curriculum Vita Guide
    • Ingredients for a Vital Vita
    • Form and Style
    • What to Leave Out
    • Sample Headings CV
    • Curriculum Vita Template
  • Student Credentials Guide
    • Your Credentials File
    • Tips for Requesting Recommendations
    • Download Forms
  • Performer's Resume
    • The Difference
    • Resume Guidelines for Multitalented People
    • Photo Options, From Headshots to Galleries
    • Scannable Resumes
  • Typical Interview Questions
  • Thank-You Notes
  • Ensuring Success
• Scannable Resume
• For Alumnae/i
  • Internships on One Mead Way
• For Employers
• Links
  • Password-Protected Services
  • Internships
  • Graduate Degree
  • Self-Marketing Links
  • Job Search Links
  • Education Links

Career choices are a reflection of your interests, values and skills. Understanding the connections between the three will enable you to find satisfaction in your life's work. The Office of Career Counseling (OCC) is here to help students and alumnae/i in developing, evaluating and effectively initiating:

• Internships
• Scholarship & Grant Opportunities
• Graduate Study
• Career Planning
• Self-Marketing

We've developed this site as a handy reference guide, but we know that nothing is more valuable than a face-to-face meeting to help you on your way. Please feel free to e-mail us or call us at (914) 395-2566 to schedule an appointment. Or just drop by and browse our library and subscriptions.