Website offers career exploration for the uncertain

by Matthew Tholey assistant perspectives editor

Everyone on a college campus has been perplexed by the age-old question, "So what do you want to be when you grow up?" Whether you are a first-year student just entering the college environment, or a senior preparing to graduate in May, always remember that it is never too early or too late to begin your search for possible career choices.

If someone has no idea where to begin their search, or is just foterested in finding out about a certain career that might interest them, try checking out Experience on Campus, which can be found on the FAQ's page on Cabrini's website, or just go to www.experienceoncampus.com.

Experience on Campus is a nationwide program offered to many colleges and universities that provides students and alumni with the free, unlimited access to information about many possible jobs.

Experience on Campus allows students and alumni to explore and research many of the top industries and careers for possible jobs and factual information on some of today's hottest jobs. Some of the industries available for research and information in- elude law, public relations, teaching, advertising, journalism and marketing.

Experience on Campus has just recently become available to students and alumni this year, therefore many students and alumni are unaware of its existence.

Kristi Conway Beucler, assistant director of Cooperative Education and Career Services, finds this career exploration tool and service to be of great assistance. As the year progresses, Beucler would like to see more students and alumni use this service along with the other services offered by Cabrini. "I encourage people to use Experience on Campus," said Beucler. Beucler also encourages underclassmen, such as first-year students to look into Experience on Campus.