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.
The college student who survives on pizza and ramen isn’t necessarily a stereotype. For some students, loans and scholarships aren’t always enough. And while working part-time throughout the college years is fairly common, you may not have reliable transportation to …
What if there are no extra letters next to my name, no outstanding internship experiences on my resume, and no exceptional technical skills in my repertoire?
Many students pursuing a higher education often wonder how–or even IF–entry-level jobs displayed on …
In the US nearly 58 million people experienced mental illness in 2021 (NAMI 2021 data). Deciding if and when to disclose a mental illness is something that many people will need to do in their lifetimes, but the answers aren’t …
“Business casual” is a straightforward dress code in that the name translates precisely to what it means: a mix of formal and casual clothing. Yet it can be hard to know what’s too formal for this dress code and, conversely, …
As students at Washington State University, it is important to protect yourself from fraudulent employers and job scams while searching for employment opportunities.
Handshake is a reliable platform for finding legitimate job opportunities, as the university partners with the platform …
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 …
