This workshop helps students, particularly second-years, navigate early finance recruitment, offering a simplified approach to networking, technical interviews, and career readiness for top financial firms. Gain essential insights into the industry, learn strategies for securing internships, and prepare effectively to advance in financial services post-graduation.

Are you considering a career in 'consulting' and not sure where to start? This workshop aims to provide an explanation of the consulting role, acquired skills, industry timelines, interview types, networking tips, and, of course, additional resources to support you! We will also introduce the various types of consulting as well!

Your offer is more than your salary, and your job is more than the content of what you do. What factors should be considered when offered an internship or full-time job? This workshop will touch on key points of negotiation for absolute beginners as well as provide some insightful tips for those who are experienced negotiators. If the thought of negotiating intimidates you, come! Learn about how to navigate an offer letter, how to assess an offer (it’s not just the salary), and how to compare offers.

Are trying to figure out what to expect during a Career Fair? Are you wondering why you should attend? Are you planning to attend, but not sure how to prepare? Join Cornell Career Services' Employer Relations Unit to learn what to expect, how to prepare and get the answers to your questions.

We walk through a number of valuable tools and resources available to you. Our goal in this session is to help you master job and internship search fundamentals, regardless of your class year or major.

Description: Searching for jobs can be challenging for international students, especially for those outside of STEM and Finance fields. This workshop focuses on strategies to elevate your job search, key resources, and tips for locating international student-friendly internship and full-time employers. It also explores ways to maximize your 1 year of OPT (or 18 months of AT) through diverse employment options.

Get tips and resources for finding on-campus and off-campus summer research opportunities. Hear from fellow students about their research experiences! Student panelists: Olivia Maday '24 - Biology and Society Isabel Stanley '24 - Animal Science Isaac Chang '25 - Nutritional Sciences Peyton DiSiena '25 - Biological Sciences

Learn about tools and resources to help with job or internship search.

Do you have a passion for social justice issues? Are you looking to pursue a career in a non-profit, government, sustainability sector, or education? Even though your friends/classmates pursuing large corporate employers will be in the throes of recruiting this fall, your industries more commonly recruit in winter and spring. So no, you’re not behind! And yes, there are resources specifically tailored to help you. Join Public Service Careers Coach, Mia Ferraina, for tips on finding a job/internship that aligns with your passions and values, as well as resources to help you apply.

Recruiting for finance positions at top financial institutions can seem very daunting, but with the right preparation the task can be simplified into multiple smaller, less intimidating steps. As many of you know, Finance recruitment happens extremely early and is very competitive. Therefore, it is essential for students to be proactive and learn about the recruitment process in advance. This session will provide an overview of the finance industry and finance recruitment and will share tips and tricks on how to prepare for networking, technical interviews, and more!