Off-campus work related to an academic major or career ambitions can help students become more decisive in their career choices and more competitive in the marketplace. CU-Boulder is working to meet the employer demand for interns. Last year the Cooperative Education and Internship Program reported 7,743 internship opportunities from 2,325 organizations. More than 65 employers were represented at February's Internship Fair. Gray advises college students in all majors to make the career planning, preparation and decision-making process part of their college experience.
Career planning is a four-year process.
Career Services offers a career and academic planning calendar to help guide students from freshman to senior and graduate college levels that includes counseling, workshops, fairs, resume development and internships.