If you don t get a response regarding any of the positions you indicated on your Position Request Form, it means you have not been selected for an interview by those particular hiring managers. Depending on the type of position and the time of year, they may have received many applications for just a few open positions. It s nothing to feel bad about sometimes not getting what you want is a tremendous stroke of luck. There is no definite answer to that question. Every student has a different experience.
Numerous factors come into play.
Your previous experience, job skills, class schedule, major and computer experience all affect your employment chances. The number of jobs open at any given time also effects the time it takes to find a job. Students with a lot of experience and job skills usually can find a job much more quickly than those with less experience, since those students will meet the requirements for a larger number of jobs and have more choices to choose from. Each department and each hiring manager works at a different pace. On the average, if you haven't heard anything within a week from applying for a specific job, you should take a look at the position listing to determine if the position is still open.