Career Services
College isn’t just about getting a job. It’s about finding your calling.
The Office of Vocation and Career Services provides vocation and career planning resources and services to Reinhardt students, alumni, staff, faculty, parents, and employers.
A vocation is more than a career choice. Your vocation is created by the roles you play and the actions you take, which can range from a job to family life, or from being active in a community to taking time for yourself.
No matter what your major, we can help you discover the vocation that best matches your talents, dreams, and aspirations. These include networking and exploration, finding a job or internship, choosing a major, and applying to graduate school.
If you don’t fit into one of these categories or maybe you don’t know where to start, please contact our office so that we can help you take control of your career aspirations.
All of our services are completely FREE!
Internships and Employment Opportunities
See how Reinhardt University can help you find internships and work opportunities.
Major and Career Planning
Career Coaching
Interviewing Tips and Tricks
Get help preparing for interviews.
Networking and Social Media Skills
Learn how to use social media to help you find employment opportunities.
Resume and Cover Letters
Perfect your cover letter and resumes to increase your success.
RU Leads
Upcoming Career Fairs
Graduate School Preparation
Major and Career Planning
Are you trying to choose a major? Do you have a major, but are wondering what career opportunities it presents?
FOCUS® 2 is a self-paced, online career and education planning tool for college students. It will enable you to self-assess your career-relevant personal qualities and explore career fields and areas of study that are most compatible with your assessment results. FOCUS 2 also provides valuable occupation information.
FOCUS® 2 Provides:
- Career assessments
- Occupational information
- Videos about various career fields
- Career planning tools
- Career options by education level
- Side-by-side occupational comparisons
To optimize your use of FOCUS® 2, be sure to:
- Review the FOCUS® 2 Student Guide
- Complete the Self-Assessment section within the program
- Schedule an appointment with your advisor or the Office of Career Development to review your results
Career Coaching
No matter if exploring your career options, help with the job search or gaining experience, the Career Coaches within Vocation & Career Services are here to help! Career Coaching is available to all students throughout your time on-campus, continuing through graduation and beyond.
Career Coaching is a 6-month commitment, where you will meet once per month with your Career Coach. Your Career Coach will schedule a 30-minute career coaching appointment each month to offer time to discuss any career-related questions. Career Coaches are available for appointments in person as well as virtually (via Teams or Zoom) or by phone.
What is Career Coaching?
- Helps you access the tools, knowledge and opportunities you need to create your own career plans
- Empowers you to use your strengths, resources and passion in finding solutions to your career concerns
- Bridges the gap between where you are now and where you want to be
- Actively engages you in a goal-oriented and future-focused process
- Allows you to define your career goals
Graduate Schools
Reinhardt’s faculty from your undergraduate courses are great resources to help research graduate schools. They can provide valuable information on schools and programs in their subject areas.
Online resources
• Petersons.com provides information on graduate schools and programs, scholarships and financial aid, and test preparation and practice.
• The U.S. News’ Colleges and Careers Center provides school rankings, financial aid guides, reports on campus life, and news from college papers around the country.
• Gradschools.com online directory of graduate programs.
Test Prep Resources
• Kaplan
• Princeton Review
• Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)
• Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
• Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
• Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
