Students can view information about career development resources, resume writing, job search techniques, employer research and much more from the Career Management Center web site.
Students work in fields connected with their majors and are supervised by employers and faculty.
Students may participate in CAP if they are degree-seeking juniors or seniors with a GPA of 2.0 or better. Internships let you field-test your assumptions about specific jobs and career fields. The Career Advantage Program is a comprehensive program, providing not only practical experience, normally in the junior or senior year. Most of these jobs are local to the Norfolk campus but occasionally go beyond the immediate vicinity. This service is available on our web site to assist students and graduates in getting their resumes forwarded to employers with bona fide job openings in the areas of internships, cooperative education, summer positions and full-time professional employment.