The Career Services Center provides individual appointments and drop-in hours to assist you with a variety of career-related topics and issues.  For appointments call 336-334-5454.  Drop-in (15 min. sessions) are Mon.-Fri., 2:00-4:00 pm.

• Counseling Appointments enable UNCG students to discuss career options and choosing/changing a major.
• "Career Tests" are available to help you clarify your interests, values, and skills as they relate to employment.
• “How to Choose a Major” workshops let you learn how to find a major that matches your interests, abilities, and values. Plus, get a list of resources for next steps.
• “Career Clues Workshop Series” is a four-week series of workshops to help you investigate the possibilities for majors and careers and consider what fits you best.
• The Career Resource Library contains handouts, books, and web resources on career options and the relationship of majors to careers.

• Staff members assist students in locating internships.  Our resource library contains local job listings and regional opportunities. Internships are listed on our website and in resources in our library.
• Register on SpartanCareers and receive new internship listings.

• Student Employment Office Staff assist students in locating and applying for part-time jobs on- and off-campus.  Jobs are listed on SpartanCareers.
• A Part-Time Job Fair is held early each Fall Semester and late in the Spring Semester.

• Counseling Appointments are available for discussing resume writing, interviewing, and job search strategies.
• The Career Resource Library contains resources on employers, resume writing, interviewing skills, and job search techniques. The CSC website includes SpartanCareers  job listings and other valuable links.
• Career Days are held to assist students with their post-graduation plans.  Campus-wide career days held in the fall and spring focus on business, non-profit, and government.  Nursing Career Day is held in November and Education Career Day takes place in March. 
• On-Campus Recruiting is available for graduating students.
• Reference File Service is available to students seeking employment in education or seeking graduate school admission.
• Resume Assistance is available during appointments and drop-ins.
• Practice Interviews enable students to improve interviewing skills.

• Counselors are available for students to discuss graduate school options.
• The Career Resource Library contains information about graduate school programs and the application process.