Junior: Excel

Excel

Now, it’s time to test your abilities and knowledge relating to the industry; it’s time to EXCEL. You should become more active, both on and off-campus, growing your knowledge and experience base. This may be a semester to study abroad or expand your experience beyond campus. To excel, you need to begin diving deeper into research on the industry, companies, and roles you’re exploring. Draw more insight from the network connections you’ve formed and set yourself up to excel in the future.

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