Students are assisted in the exploration of career possibilities within various academic majors. Students learn how to identify, develop and market their skills. By beginning portfolio development early, and continuing to add artifacts throughout the college experience, Seton Hall students are prepared for the competitive job market. Career Inventories interpreted by professional staff assist in highlighting strengths and interests related to specific career interests, skills, values, personal goals and personality. In today s changing workplace and competitive job market, experiential education gives students an advantage in the classroom and in their careers.
Employers rank relevant experience highly when selecting future employees.
Some experiential education opportunities that exist for Seton Hall students include co-ops, internships, volunteer work through the Division of Volunteer Efforts and service learning projects through the Institute for Service Learning. The Career Center is the place to go to learn about the importance of career-relevant work experience prior to graduation. The Career Center electronically posts internship opportunities and maintains information and resources to assist students in developing the skills and tools to compete successfully for these experiences. The Career Center sponsors more than 250 cooperative education opportunities for students per year. Cooperative Education provides students with the opportunity to explore their career interests by obtaining valuable work experience prior to graduation.