In fact, at most colleges, you don't even have to be a graduating senior to attend. Even if you aren't a senior, job fairs are beneficial because they help you decide what fields you'd like to pursue. She attended a career fair last year but not to find a full-time position. At the time, she was a junior and hoped to get a lead on an internship. The University of San Francisco holds a career and internship fair every spring.
Many colleges hold general career fairs at least once a semester.
University departments, such as nursing, education or engineering may schedule degree-specific fairs as well. Don't be shy about attending every fair that includes employers you're interested in learning about. Pa. Job fairs typically are advertised on campus bulletin boards throughout the semester. To confirm the date, time and location of career fairs at your school, visit your career-services center. You can also go to JobWeb, the Web site of the National Association of Colleges and Employers, for a detailed listing of college career fairs throughout the country.