Career Resources
Resumes and Cover Letters
- What Employers Want
- Accomplishments/Results Statements
- Types of Resumes
- Common Resume Mistakes
- Scannable Resumes
- About Cover Letters
- How to Write a Great Cover Letter
- Suggested Cover Letter Format and Sample Cover Letters
See also Resume and Cover Letters booklet (pdf).
Interviewing
- Preparing for an Interview
- Questions for You to Ask
- Behavioral Interviewing
- Hypothetical and Stress Interviews
- Critical Thinking Interviews
- Types of Interviews
- Traditional Questions
- Illegal Questions
- Two-Minute Commercial
- What to Wear
- Selling Yourself
See also Interviewing booklet (pdf).
Career Exploration
These sites provide a look at occupations that match your college (major) degree.
- O*NET
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- America's CareerInfoNet (Career Videos)
- Vocational Biographies - Contact Career Center for username and password
Internships/Co-Ops
- Air Courier Association (International Internships)
- Big Apple Head (Internships in the New York metro area)
- Career Education Intern Program (Chief of Naval Education and Training)
- Get That Gig
- Institute of Humane Studies (Washington DC)
- Internships (Supporting Articles)
- Internships Abroad
- Internship Programs.com
- Internships-USA
- Job/Internship Search Resources (in Japan)
- StudyAbroad
- UNT Cooperative Education and Internships — an on-campus organization dedicated to "giving students a broader educational experience through work." These positions can eventually lead to full-time employment upon graduation.
Career Development Checklist
This checklist is your guide for making the job search process easier. The activities within each category don't need to be done in order. Just check them off as you go!
Ongoing Activities
- Explore part-time jobs (on or off-campus).
- Identify a career mentor.
- Attend UNT Career Fairs and Festivals.
- Get involved in a student organization or volunteer experience.
Career Exploration (Freshmen and Sophomores)
- Meet with your Career Advisor. (Call to schedule.)
- Register with the Eagle Network.
- Take a career assessment.
- Conduct an informational interview.
- Meet with your academic advisor to develop your University Core Curriculum.
- Research occupations online.
- Officially declare a major.
Job Search and Application (Juniors and Seniors)
- Meet with your Career Advisor to review your resume and discuss job search strategies. (Call to schedule.)
- Check the Eagle Network regularly.
- Take on a Leadership role in a professional and/or student organization.
- Discuss graduate school, internships, and career opportunities with your career mentor, academic mentor and/or faculty.
- Attend Career Seminars.
- Create your "Two-Minute Commercial."
- Select at least 3 references for job applications.
- Participate in mock interviews.
- Research employers.
- Update your resume regularly, and keep it posted on the Eagle Network.
- Participate in on-campus interviews.
- Find an internship.
Download the Career Development Checklist (pdf).
The Division of Student Affairs provides opportunities for students and the campus community to cultivate academic, personal, and professional success. We enhance the student experience through a wide array of intentional programs, services and activities that support the life cycle of our students.
Eagle Network
If you're looking for a job, on- or off-campus, the Career Center's Eagle Network will help you find one. With the Eagle Network you can sign up for interviews, register to attend career events and much more.
