Prepare a one to two minute story describing each of the important aspects covered on your resume. If it is available, review the job description and create your own list of skills that are important to the position. If you are unable to determine a list of skills, you may find it helpful to conduct an informational interview with someone who is currently working at or who has knowledge of the position. Most colleges have a network of alumni who have volunteered to provide information on their career paths, and this is a great resource for this type of information. Once you have determined a list of appropriate skills, use your resume as a guide and check off things that you believe prepared you for the position.
Employers like to see concrete examples that show transferable skills.
If possible, prepare a portfolio of your better projects. Computer Science students also may find it helpful to prepare a portfolio of programming projects which show a degree of proficiency with different languages. A word of caution though, use visual aids only as a supplement to your explanations, and only when it seems appropriate. Be familiar with the company's history, products, geographic locations and plans for growth. Learn if the company is a parent company of any subsidiaries.