Center for Career Development

Your Future, Your Path – Get Personalized Career Support at Dickinson!

Dickinson’s career preparation begins in year one. Make an appointment in Handshake to connect with your Career Pathway Advisor for advice on early experiential opportunities, and attend workshops, career treks, and events with the Career Development team.

As a sophomore, declare your major and start to strategically target potential future career paths through employer site visits, career treks, and alumni connections.

As a junior and senior, enhance your skillset through internships and networking, participate in the Academic Internship Program, meet with your Career Pathway Advisor regularly, and continue to strengthen your interviewing skills.

Visit the Center for Career Development in Biddle House to learn more about the resources, programs, and opportunities available to you and connect with our team!

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