Meet with your School or College Career Center
Whether you are looking to begin your professional development journey or you are seeking support during an employment offer negotiation, Syracuse University Career Services, alongside campus partners at each school and college, are here to help you define and achieve professional success.
Each career coaching experience is customized to meet your professional development needs and to answer your questions. Your first step should be to connect with the Career Services office of your respective school or college.
Pre-Professional Advising
Interested in learning more about careers in health and law? The following teams are available to all students and provide advising surrounding academics, career development, professional goals and more.
Explore the Pre-Health Advising webpage to get started today!
Explore the Pre-Law Advising webpage to get started today!
Experiential Advising
Depending on your experience, you may have additional or dedicated resources available to you. The following teams are available to all students and provide advising to support recent alumni, experienced alumni, and veterans.
Using your Handshake account, you can schedule an appointment with Central Career Services up to one-year after graduation of your undergraduate program by finding the Recent Grad Career Support appointment type when scheduling a new appointment.
If you are having trouble or unsure of your next step, you can contact Central Career Services by email or phone 315.443.3616 to learn more.
Schedule an appointment with the Alumni Association to connect with the Alumni Career and Professional Development team.
Contact the Office of Student-Athlete Engagement located at the John A. Lally Athletics Complex.
Contact the Veterans Career Services team located at the National Veterans Resource Center.
Meet with Central Career Services
Still need support? Undergraduate students, visit Central Career Services to learn more. You can also explore some of the highlighted topics below.
- Uncover passions and skills using professional development technologies.
- Review and gain feedback on your cover letter and resume.
- Practice interviewing and build experience.
- Find internship funding opportunities.
- Find networking opportunities through programs and events.
- Explore labor market insights.