Assistance is provided for students to enable them to get and hold a career position including information on desirable characteristics relating to attitude, personality, dependability and others that employers require. Employers are informed by letter when each class will graduate. When an employer lists a job opportunity with the placement office, students and graduates are notified. If requested, the placement office supplies student names and brief r sum s of students who wish to be considered for the position. Employer on-campus visits are also scheduled so interested students have the opportunity for interviews.
Many students receive job opportunities prior to graduation.
The College recognizes the need for military reserve and National Guard training and will cooperate with the military in arranging for such absences. The College strongly recommends that military reserve and National Guard training be completed during the summer break. Absences during the regular term usually cause hardships, since a great amount of classroom time is lost. Some laboratory and practicum experiences are impossible to accomplish either ahead of schedule or away from the campus. Please contact the dean of students if you have a conflict with school and military training.