CollegeBound Foundation has a team dedicated to your success.
If you are a high school senior attending a CollegeBound Foundation-staffed high school, a College Completion Program Scholar, or a member of our CollegeBound Foundation Alumni Association and need help securing a job or internship opportunity, please get in touch with Melisa Hypolite at mhypolite@collegeboundfoundation.org.
If you are a member of our community and have internships or entry-level jobs, we would like to hear from you. Hire our Grads!
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Here are some other tools to help you navigate your career search
Handshake
Handshake is the #1 way college students find jobs. Join today to explore career options, find jobs and internships for students, and connect with employers.
PARKER DEWEY
When you are launching your career, finding ways to test out different industries or even get your foot in the door can be challenging, especially without having prior experience. That’s where Micro-Internships can help. These short-term, paid, professional projects are open to all college students and recent graduates of U.S.-based institutions.
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics can help you research careers.
O*NET Resource Center
If you are not sure about your career choice, take this quiz. The O*NET Interest Profiler (IP) is a family of self-assessment career exploration tools that can help clients discover the type of work activities and occupations that they would like and find exciting. Clients identify and learn about broad interest areas most relevant to themselves. They can use their interest results to explore the world of work.
Fund for Education Abroad
We provide scholarships and ongoing support to students with financial need who are underrepresented among the U.S. study-abroad population.
Towson University Career Center
Here are some sample resumes and cover letters, courtesy of the Towson University Career Center
Mayor’s Office of Employment Development | Hire Up
Hire Up is a transitional jobs program for adult Baltimore City residents who are unemployed or underemployed. Program participants will receive a job at a city agency, business, or organization for up to 6 months, paying $16Â per hour for at least 35 hours per week. Participants also receive free career navigation, legal services, financial empowerment counseling, and job placement assistance.
LinkedIn For College Students
This is your chance to share your professional story. As a student, it’s okay if you don’t have a ton of work experience yet. Just focus on what you’ve achieved so far.