Career & Vocation Articles

The COVID-19 pandemic has not only reshaped the classroom experience for college students, but it has left students with uncertainty about finding...

COVID-19 has clearly impacted our world in a variety of ways, including the cancellation of many students’ internships. If your internship was...

Alumnus John Delapena (‘19) knew he wanted to help children and make the world a better place. Initially, he thought he would follow in his father...

If you’re studying biology, chemistry or engineering, working in a lab is a great way to boost your resume. The work experience you earn in a lab...

Alumnus Soren Iverson (‘17) studied studio art with an emphasis in design and minor in business during his time at Biola. He is currently an art...

Have you ever wondered what qualities employers care about when hiring college students or recent graduates? Student resumés that show leadership...

Lara Renee went through ups and downs before landing her ideal role.

Have you considered attending graduate school after Biola? Based on averages from 2012-2018 outcome survey data, 18.2 percent of Biola graduates...

Your education does not have to end once you receive your undergraduate diploma. Millions of students decide to enroll in post-graduate programs...

Even with the rise of web and social media resources, interpersonal relationships are still the key to gaining internship experience. Check out this blog for helpful tips on finding internships.

Working abroad after completing one’s education doesn’t have to be an unrealistic dream; it can be a reality.

Senior Christian Ministries major Raquel Hamm shares about the study abroad experience that challenged her assumptions and shaped her vocation.

In this interview, Astri Swendsrud shares how her lifelong passion for art developed into a career and what advice she has for undergraduate students pursuing creative careers.

Researching companies is one way to learn about different industries, professions, industry trends and a company’s mission and values. The following are some tips for doing company research.

Emails are the cornerstone of modern business communication and are often the primary means of communication between you and a potential employer....

What if you only had as long as an elevator ride to impress your future boss? A solid elevator pitch is a great way to introduce yourself to employers and showcase what you can bring to their company.

One way to get involved in the new year is to apply for a student leadership position. Here are three helpful tips to navigate these exciting opportunities.

Did you know you will likely spend as much time at work as you will with your family? This means it is important to get to know employers before...

Gatekeepers are people who stand in the doorway between where you are and where you want to be. Just as much as you want them to give you the job,...

If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times: “Networking is the key to success.” Networking isn’t the only key to success, but it is...

I still remember that sinking feeling in my stomach as I carried my first tray of food to a hotel room. It was my first day of work after college....

Jeffrey is a Senior Psychology major and works as a Peer Internship Ambassador in the Career Center. Planning for a career can be a challenging...

With Career Expos, preparation is essential. Alumnus Anna Warner shares her advice to help you make the best first impression. When it comes to...

Anyone else uncertain about what to do for a future career (please tell me I’m not the only one)? If that’s you, it’s completely okay! It can feel...

Have you wondered where your degree in communication studies can take you? Becky Kurtz (‘14) is a communication studies alumna using her degree to...