In this presentation, Alex Jablonski, Pre-Law and Pre-Grad Advisor for Cornell Career Services, provides an overview of the law school application process. Whether you're just starting to think about law school or you're already hard at work on your applications, this session will help guide you through a crucial step on the journey to a legal career.

In this presentation, Alex Jablonski, Assistant Director for Pre-Law and Pre-Graduate Advising, provides an overview of the pre-law process at Cornell. Topics include: an overview of the legal field; deciding whether law is the right path for you; requirements for admission to law school, and how to prepare; choosing majors and minors as a pre-law student; finding internships and other extracurricular opportunities; creating a workable pre-law timeline; and paying for law school.

Are you preparing for a consulting interview and want to learn more about what to expect during a behavioral and case interview? This video will break down how to prepare for behavioral interviews and the anatomy of a case interview along with additional resources to prepare.

Planning to apply for a Summer Experience Grant to support an unpaid or minimally paid summer experience? Join us for an info session where we will share information about completing your application and provide tips on completing the budget form. The application goes live Friday March 1 and closes Monday April 15: https://experience.cornell.edu/opportunities/summer-experience-grant. If you have questions regarding the Summer Experience Grant feel free to email seg@cornell.edu.

Are you considering a career in 'consulting' and not sure where to start? This video will break down the 'what' in consulting. 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 Cornell students.

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.

Tailoring your resume and cover letter to a job description is a must. Doing so will convey to an employer that you have the knowledge, skills, and experience for that specific job.

Whether you have an upcoming interview or are just being proactive, we’ll help you get ready! This session will focus on behavioral interviews – steps to prepare, questions to anticipate, and understanding what employers look for in your responses. We’ll also touch on case and technical interviews - what they are used for and online practice tools Cornell provides. See the Career Development Toolkit module on Interviewing https://canvas.cornell.edu/courses/14918/pages/interviews-intro?module_item_id=392641