Career Plans Seventy-five percent of our graduates go directly into the workforce. You should start planning for the future early in your academic career. An internship may give you job skills that enable you to compete more effectively in the job market. The campus has excellent career-planning resources, but you have to take the initiative to access them. Even if you plan to attend graduate school, you need a backup plan.
Many students decide to work for a period of time first, and then consider graduate school.
Whatever your plans, keep in mind that your grades are important throughout your academic career.