The Career Advancement Center can help undergraduate students discover their skill set, gather information about their career options, gain real-world experience, and launch their careers.

Complete a Self-Assessment

Your career coach has access to CareerLeader, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and other assessment tools to help you better understand where your skills lie and what career field suits you best.
CareerLeader is a self-assessment tool used by more than 400 leading business schools and corporations worldwide. It measures your interests and abilities as well as what motivates you most in the workplace.

Engage in Exploration

Students get exposure to specific industries in the professional world through a variety of year-round events and activities such as the Career EXPO; information sessions; informational interviews; and panel discussions with alumni, executives and other professionals.

Gain Experience

The Career Advancement Center connects students with real-world experiential opportunities through the Panthership Shadow for a Day program, part-time jobs, internships, student assistantships, volunteer opportunities and professional organizations. Students also can apply to Robinson’s specialty programs, such as the Panthers Accelerated Career Experience (PACE), WomenLead, and Panthers on Wall Street.

Launch Your Career

Through Career Advancement Center services, events and activities, we take very seriously our commitment to help you develop your career.