So you just started here at UT. Here's what you need to know to get a job. Your first year, make sure to keep your grades up. And talk to your professors so they can advise and help you on your path for the future. UT is a huge research institution. So if you're thinking about making it your career, make sure to get involved. Keep your eyes open and figure out which subjects interest you. And don't forget to stop by the Career Design Center more than once to create your resume. Before you know it, your first year will be done and summer will be here. Your natural instinct may be to relax, but this is a perfect opportunity to get a head start. Take this time to volunteer or continue your research. And suddenly, you'll be a sophomore. Keep up with all those activities from your freshman year. But with great power comes your great responsibility. So make sure to balance extra curriculars with keeping up your grades. This year, shout out to somebody in your field of interest through externships. Attend the career fair to speak with recruiters and put your name out there. And apply for internships or research fellowships for the following summer. With a blink of an eye, boom, you're a junior, halfway there. This year, you should focus on taking leadership positions in whatever you may be involved in. Research companies that interest you. Go on informational interviews to learn what people in different fields actually do. Also participate in information sessions offered by companies here at UT to learn a little more. And ask your professors for letters of recommendation and references. Unfortunately, it's not time to relax just yet. It's your senior year and you are almost there. Contact companies that interest you to see if there are any openings. You can use the software science works to help you in this step. If you prepared well, you'll get an interview and even a job. Then you can start making money. So that's how you conduct a job search starting at day one at UT. Come into the Career Design Center if you have questions and good luck.