I went to an on-campus recruiting workshop last year. Do I need to attend one again?

If you attended a workshop prior to the 2005-2006 academic year, you must attend another workshop. We have a new on-campus recruiting system, Hoya Career Connection, and it’s important that you go through an orientation. After you have attended a workshop about Hoya Career Connection, you do not need to attend another.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What entry-level international jobs are available for recent graduates?
• What major should I choose and which classes should I take if I want to go to law school?
• How can I make myself a strong candidate for law school?
• Should I go to law school right after I graduate from Georgetown, or is it best to wait a few years?
• What time of year should I apply to law school?
• When should I take the LSAT, how many times should I take it, and how should I prepare?
• How much does law school cost, and how can I pay for it?
• How do I write a law school personal statement?
• I cannot apply for an on-campus recruiting job. How do I get access?
• Where can I find a schedule of upcoming on-campus recruiting workshops?
• Does Hoya Career Connection have only finance jobs?
• Can I check books out of the Career Education Center library?
• What is the dress code for information sessions?
• Can I stop in quickly to see if a counselor is available to answer a quick question?
• I have a job interview this week. Can I schedule a mock interview now?
• How long does the on-campus recruiting workshop last?
• Once I submit my resume or cover letter for a job on Hoya Career Connection, can I retract it?
• What services does the Career Education Center offer for someone looking for an internship?
• What is the difference between career counseling and employment advising?
• What skills do I need to work abroad?
• How hard is it to find a job overseas?
• How do I get a work visa?
• Can I use my US resume as I apply for jobs abroad?
• Does Georgetown have alumni contacts in other countries?
• How can I get a job with a US-based firm in an overseas office?