See the university catalog for a more detailed description of policies and requirements. The College of Business maintains several hundred networked PC's and a limited number of printers for student use. Though the College of Business does not require students to use any specific software, Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint are the de facto standards. This is the place to start. The Career Center has about 15 full-time professional staff members committed to helping you find work.
Services range from mock interviews to resume writing and career guidance to real interviews.
The Career Center also sponsors numerous Job Fairs and Expo's. Clark Library also provides access to numerous databases throughout the Internet. You can choose from a wide variety of activities ranging from aerobics classes to swimming laps in one of California's largest pools. Many of our graduate students play racquetball after evening classes, so finding a partner is usually easy. You may also use our large weight room.