After all the results are in, you meet with your counselor to discuss them. If so, then you need to go to the Psychological and Counseling Center . Together, you and your career counselor will use your personality and career interests data to assess how well your work and lifestyle priorities match with a variety of fields. Full-time VU students pay a nominal fee to cover the costs of the tests. The professional counseling is provided at no charge.
All services are confidential.
We can help you identify internship opportunities, assess the job market, develop a resume and job search correspondence, connect with employers and investigate graduate and professional school options. Career Resource Center Located in 110 Alumni Hall, the Career Resource Center holdings include books and periodicals related to choosing a major, researching careers, searching for employment, considering international opportunities, and internships. We maintain files containing information on public and private school systems and companies recruiting on campus. Publications related to using the Internet to research potential employers, to seek job postings, and to learn more about specific industries are part of the Center's collection. The Vanderbilt Commodore Career Connection is a database of alumni who have volunteered to provide information and career advice to Vanderbilt alumni and current students enrolled in degree programs.