CSU-San Bernardino Career Guide - Flipbook - Page 6
Career Road Map
Chart your course to career success!
This four-year plan is a general roadmap to navigate the exciting and sometimes overwhelming world of career
exploration and preparation. Please know some degree programs may take more than 4 years depending on course
load and other factors. Connect with a career counselor for a customized career plan tailored to your goals.
First year (0-29 units)
• Explore the Career Center website
• Complete career assessments through Focus2
• Complete your Handshake profle
• Meet with a career counselor by making an
appointment on Navigate
• Join a student club or organization
• Attend career workshops and career fairs
• Identify a mentor on campus
Tip!
For more information,
resources, and more,
please visit the Career
Roadmap PDF booklet!
Sophomore (30-59 units)
Junior (60-89 units)
• Research jobs and careers by attending career
fairs and using online resources.
• Have your resume and cover letter reviewed by a
career counselor
• Attend a career fair related to your chosen career
• Participate in learning opportunities by
volunteering, job shadowing, engaging in
internships, research, and more.
• Attend a career workshop related to your goals
• Continue working with your mentor
• Brand your professional identity (LinkedIn
and social media)
• Network with professionals, faculty, staf,
employers, and alumni at campus events
• Research graduate or professional programs
and attend information sessions
• Update and revise your resume/cover letter
• Attend career fairs and apply for internships
• Complete an informational interviews
• Meet with a career counselor
• Continue working with your mentor
• Gain leadership experience through student
clubs and/or ASI
• Complete an internship
Senior (90+ units)
• Continue to brand your professional identity
• Attend career fairs in fall and spring and
applying for post-graduation roles.
• Schedule a mock interview
• Tailor your resume/cover letter for job
applications and submit.
• Attend professional conferences, and
networking opportunities
• Apply for graduate, professional, or other
post-baccalaureate programs
• Meet with a career counselor for career
planning
• Continue to work with your mentor
• Attend career readiness workshops
Alumni
• Participate in employer events
• Attend career readiness workshops
• Join the Alumni Association
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