What is the dress code for information sessions?

Information sessions for banking and consulting are business dress. We encourage students to wear “business casual” for information sessions. An information session often gives you a chance to make an impression with someone who could help you get a job. Don’t waste the opportunity.

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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 interviewing job. How do I get access?
• Where can I find a schedule of upcoming on-campus interviewing workshops?
• I went to an n-campus interviewing workshop last year. Do I need to attend one again?
• Does Hoya Career Connection have only finance jobs?
• Can I check books out of the Career Education Center library?
• 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 interviewing 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?