August 22, 2019
We missed you this much! We hope you had a great summer and look forward to seeing you in the office, CDI class, and kick-offs soon! Don’t forget to mark your calendars with all of your MUST GO TO career programs – check out your Career Community pages for more information and to RSVP.
See you soon!
August 5, 2019
Are you a student passionate about launching a career in technology or data analytics? Hack.Diversity is a division of the New England Venture Capital Association tackling the underrepresentation of high-skilled minority employees in Boston’s innovation economy. Hack.Diversity recruits Black and Latino computer science and engineering students into the city’s fastest-growing companies while providing training, coaching and mentoring both to employers and employees throughout the experience.
Companies that recruited interns for the 2019 cohort include: Hubspot, Carbon Black, Draft Kings, Wayfair, & …
By
Jennifer Graham
Jennifer Graham
Assistant Director, Undergraduate Career Services 
July 24, 2019
Many job seekers worry so much about the broader structure of their resumes that they fail to notice smaller spelling and grammar errors. Structure is important, of course, and you can, and should, use a reputable resume builder to get it right. But seemingly minor blunders, like a misspelled word or misplaced comma, can have as big an impact on your chances of job search success. Keep reading here for key tips.
July 17, 2019
Ah, advertisers. They try to suck us in within a matter of seconds. Sound familiar? Hiring managers typically spend less than 30 seconds reviewing a cover letter or resume—unless it grabs their attention enough so that they read on. The average television commercial is 30 seconds long. What about print? How long do you spend looking at an ad in a magazine before flipping the page? Or reading a bulletin board along the freeway (assuming you are not stuck in …
July 16, 2019
Does this sound like you?
Your personal characteristics consist of self-motivation, creativity, and independence. You have the ability to work well with others, strong math and computer skills; you are very analytical and have high ambition. You enjoy learning and improving, love to solve complicated problems, enjoy writing and talking to people, and are interested in a variety of historical, social, legislative, and political issues.
If this sounds like you, actuarial science could be a potential field to go into …
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