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We are here to provide guidance, tools and resources to you, our important campus partners who are having career readiness conversations with students. We hope you feel better equipped when navigating these conversations, are able to quickly reference common career topics you encounter, and are knowledgeable about our services.

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“My biggest take away was to remember that Duke is so much more than a letter on a transcript, and I should take more advantage of the opportunities here.” 

“That designing your life is an ever-changing, joyful journey; to actually …

By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his) Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center
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Are liberal arts degrees worthless? ‘Employers don’t care what you major in,’ says career expert

By Kamaron McNair, Money Reporter, Make It, CNBC

Published Tue, Sep 5 202310:56 AM EDT on CNBC.com

I’m living proof you don’t need a certain college major to do alright in life. 

At Sarah Lawrence College, I didn’t have a …

By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his) Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center
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Seniors: It’s okay if you hate your first job

Reposted by permission. Article originally appeared in the Duke Chronicle on October 3, 2023

By Aaron Price ’24 (Computer Science)

Duke and anxiety go hand in hand. Freshman year, it was worry about making friends. Sophomore year — joining the right …

By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his) Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center
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What if I’m Not Sure About an Offer?

The Career Center team knows how challenging it can be to decide between multiple job or internship offers and we get that sometimes you have a case of FOMO (fear of missing out), which motivates you to continue searching for …

By Monique K. Turrentine Holmes
Monique K. Turrentine Holmes Associate Director, Employer Relations
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How to Legally Work in the U.S. as an International Student

This article was originally published by Interstride staff on Interstride.

Most international students studying in the U.S. have an F-1 visa, which allows you to enter the country as a full-time student at an accredited college, university, or a number …

By Hal Matthews (he/him)
Hal Matthews (he/him) Associate Director, Global Careers
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Career Readiness Resources

Duke Catalyst

Before declaring your major, before your first job, before that interview, before you leave Duke what are you doing to …

What’s Career Got To Do With It? Podcast

A much-loved podcast brought to you by four Career Center team members who hope to provide a space for honest …

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