The Academic Success and Career Center helps students find jobs and learn relevant skills in the workplace–while going to school. Your degree will help you land jobs, but experience can set you apart from other job-seeking individuals.
Check out the resources below, or email studentjobs@wsu.edu for personalized help with your job search.
Discussing your termination during a job search can be stressful and quite intimidating. You may worry that no employer wants to hire you after another company lets you go. The thought of explaining the situation may also make you shy …
Feeling inexperienced and don’t know where to start while looking for jobs? Have limited employment experiences to put on your resume?
Visit the Academic Success & Career Center
For individualized assistance with resumes, searching for part-time jobs, or finding summer …
More Job Seekers Recognize Value of Researching Potential Employers, Survey Shows
Prepping for the job interview is much more common today than a decade ago, a new survey shows. Seventy-nine percent of executives polled said candidates they meet with display …
Many companies are now conducting job interviews virtually–how have you adjusted?
Although we may be past the pandemic days of mostly-virtual work, virtual interviews are still happening! They require forethought and planning. What will you say? What will your wardrobe …
Hey Cougs!
Did you know you can get professional clothes on campus for free?
The Cougar Closet runs predominately off of donations from the community, and is open to all WSU students. That being said, availability of clothes changes with …
Don’t know where to start? Check out our Resume & Cover Letter Guide.
FOCUS 2 guides users through a reliable, intuitive career and education decision making model to help them, select a major, …
Our Micro-Internships program connects students to our diverse network of companies and organizations to take on professional, paid, short-term assignments …
