Technology, Data & Analytics career community is focused on careers that involve using technology, data, and analytics to drive business decisions and strategy. It includes careers in fields such as technology, data science, and analytics. This career community may interest me because I can combine my technical and analytical skills with a business perspective to drive decision-making in organizations. The fields highlighted by SuccessWorks that interests me are Cybersecurity and Programming. Cybersecurity is the digital security guard that protects the most important commodity that a company or a person owns in the digital world, their data. There are many career options in it that intersects so many fields. Anywhere data is collected cybersecurity enters the field. In programming, there is a person like a construction worker, programmer, who build the roads, code, in the digital world for people to use anything and everything on any device that has microchips in it.
The name of the SuccessWorks adviser for this career community is Hao Yuan.
Two L&S courses that might help you further explore this career community are "Introduction to Computer Science" and "Data Structures and Algorithms." These courses can help me gain a deeper understanding of the technical skills and concepts involved in this field.
On-campus student organizations that support this career community include Data Science Club and Cybersecurity Club. Joining these organizations can provide you with networking and professional development opportunities as well as access to industry leaders and practitioners in the field.
When comparing your prior experiences to those in the sample resume for this career community, the experience is required in technology, data analysis, and programming. These skills can help demonstrate to me the aptitude for careers in this field and can be highlighted on my resume to showcase these qualifications.

The Consulting, Finance, Management & Client Relations career community is focused on careers in fields such as management consulting, finance, and business development. This career community is of interest to me because it requires me to combine their business acumen and communication skills with a drive for problem-solving and strategy development. These careers typically involve working with clients to identify and solve business challenges, developing and implementing financial and management strategies, and building and maintaining strong client relationships. This career community may be of interest to me because it gives me the opportunity to work on complex business problems and to have a tangible impact on the success of an organization.
The name of the SuccessWorks adviser for this career community is Megan Aley.
Two L&S courses that might help you further explore this career community are "Introduction to Financial Accounting" and "Organizational Behavior and Management." These courses can help you gain a deeper understanding of the financial and management concepts involved in this field.
On-campus student organizations that support this career community include Management Consulting Club, Investment Banking Club, and Entrepreneurship Club. Joining these organizations can provide me with networking and professional development opportunities as well as access to industry leaders and practitioners in the field.
When comparing my prior experiences to those in the sample resume for this career community, considering my skills and experience in management, finance, consulting, and client relations. These skills can help me demonstrate my aptitude for careers in this field and can be highlighted on the resume to showcase the qualifications.

I want you to answer these questions for me for Consuting career community 
What on-campus student organizations support this career community? 
How do your prior experiences compare to those in the sample resume for your selected career community (available at the bottom of the SuccessWorks web page for that career community)?

Pick one.  Now reflect on which of these two career communities might be right for you, and add a paragraph explaining why you picked this career community to your write-up. Pick the Tech community for me