Effectively closing your search enables you to start a new role with a positive reputation and maintain connections with employers whose processes you withdraw from or decline the offer. Preparation in this step will help grow your confidence and ease with which you have these conversations.
There are five tasks involved with closing the search. Each has an explanation and steps in the sections below.
Negotiation is an opportunity to advocate for your needs and priorities in an internship or full-time offer. Often students negotiate for components of the compensation package (salary, signing bonus, etc) but you can also think about start date, location, and …
By Jenny Johnson (she/her)
Jenny Johnson (she/her)Assistant Director, Engineering Master's Career Services & Professional Development
For international students looking to continue working in the US after graduation, many choose to pursue an H-1B visa. H-1B visas are distributed by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) through …
By Hal Matthews (he/him)
Hal Matthews (he/him)Associate Director, Global Careers
The Career Center understands that choosing between multiple job or internship offers can be tough. FOMO (fear of missing out) may tempt you to keep searching even after accepting an offer, but honoring your commitments is essential for your professional …
By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his)Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center