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Preparing for the Future

Exploring Majors

Not sure what you want to major in yet? Check out our Academic and Career Exploration resources to begin to examine QU majors and to understand the connections between majors and careers.

Exploring Career Paths

Use the MyNextMove tool to get a better understanding of career paths that might suit your interests and skills. Check out the various tools available on LinkedIn that can help you explore the paths taken by previous QU students.

Exploring Opportunities

Check out our information on how to get started finding an internship, engaging in research, and other experiential learning opportunities!

Ready to start looking for a full-time job? Start by learning the process. Thinking about graduate or professional school? Check out these resources.

Why You Need A Personal Advisory Board

What is a Personal Advisory Board? It’s a diverse group of people that you assemble to provide advice and guidance.

When you are confronted with big decisions like choosing a major, thinking about a particular career option, trying to figure …

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The Problem with Passion

“Passion” is a lot of pressure, right? Think about the word and what it implies. It’s the language of love and desire. It’s intensity. It’s a few steps up from “this is kind of fun”. I’ll let you come up with …

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How to prepare for a job that doesn’t exist yet in 4 simple steps

“As somebody who has consciously pivoted career direction more than once – leapfrogging from declining industries to growth industries – I have learned that the best way to prepare for the future of work is to be adaptable and change-agile.

Our very …

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Looking for an internship? Think about your audience when writing your resume!

What do employers want to see in your resume? Skills, with evidence to back it up!

As you prepare your resume, think about what examples you can give in describing your experiences that will help prove you have a skill. …

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