All CCS brochures, job listings, recruiting schedules, and links to relevant Internet resources may be found on the CCS home page. Such issues may include defining a career path, exploring potential careers, finding an internship or summer job, developing job search strategies, and making the transition from college to a first job. The Strong Interest Inventory and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator are potentially useful assessment instruments that are available through consultation with a counselor. Counselors are also available during walk-in hours for quick questions, resume and cover letter critiques, or general advice. Through this program students have the opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge of a field by working under the supervision of a sponsoring organization.
Internships are available year-round.
With over 5,000 internship listings to choose from, students should have little difficulty finding a position suiting their needs and interests. This program offers students a chance to explore careers through realistic workplace experiences with alumni. Dossiers are sent out for those seeking positions in teaching and educational administration in independent schools, colleges, and universities. In addition, workshops addressing the issues involved in the academic job search and the nonacademic job search for graduate students are offered throughout the year. The Career Resource Center provides a wealth of information on employers, graduate schools, study abroad programs, financial aid, and more.