Next steps to become career ready!
Career Preparation
Highlight your skills & experience
Communicate your value
Create your resume
The goal of a resume is to receive an interview. While there are hundreds of online templates, the design and content of your document should be unique and customized to you! Use our resources and seek staff feedback to create the strongest possible resume.
Build your interview skills
Interviews are a chance to "tell your story," describing your skills and experiences. These tools can help you present yourself in a professional manner and boost your confidence.
Create a LinkedIn profile
This professional platform helps you strengthen and expand your network of contacts. You can exchange ideas, seek advice, and find career opportunities with a broad range of professionals across the globe.
Continue your education
Is Grad School in your future?
Attending graduate or professional school requires careful planning and research. People may pursue a graduate degree in order to gain entry into a profession, to advance their career, or to fulfill their love of learning. Whatever your motivation, the Career Center can help you prepare!
Just for You
The Career Center is dedicated to supporting all students. We have employment and career readiness information for each class year and a wide variety of career interests.
Plus, we have info about how to find community support on campus and in the workplace. These blogs, videos, and career resources can help you address your unique career questions.
Get one-on-one assistance
Career Coaching
Our staff provides personalized guidance to help you develop and pursue your career goals.
Mizzou Career Tools has all of your grad school and job search resources.
From the Career Scoop
Oct. 22, 2026
Everything you need to know before applying to grad school
Saying goodbye to your undergraduate studies and deciding what comes next can be one of the biggest choices you’ll make as a young adult. Many students are asking, "Is graduate school right for me?" For many career paths like business, health sciences, law and engineering, furthering your education is
Oct. 15, 2026
Dr. Steven Keller on the chemistry of success
Choosing classes is likely one of the best ways to explore potential career paths, uncover unexpected passions and connect with faculty who want you to thrive in and out of the classroom.
Oct. 8, 2026
The 24 to 48 hours after a career fair
You survived the career fair! You navigated the sea of suits, managed to perfect your elevator pitch and handed out more resumes than you can remember.