Career Resources for Student Veterans & Service Members

Connect With Your Career Resources

The strategies for finding job openings are very similar for all students, so be sure to check our 

Career Resources for Adult Learners

The University of Minnesota often defines adult learners as those students who are parents or undergraduates older than 24 years of age.

Career Resources for Multicultural Students

The following resources highlight nationwide internship programs (most offering paid internships) as well as research opportunities for multicultural students.  Also check out o

Career Resources for First Generation College Students

First Generation College Students are usually defined as students whose parents have not graduated from a four-year college or university.

Career Resources for LGBTQIA+ Students

Choosing to be Out in the Workplace

You may need or want to decide whether, when and how to be out in your job search and in your workplace.

Reasonable Accommodations

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, an employer must provide you with reasonable accommodation for both job interviews and employment unless it provides an "undue hardship." For more details on what constitutes reasonable accommodation and related tips visit the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

CFAN 3096: Making the Most of Your Professional Experience

About the Course

CFAN 3096 is ideal for CFANS and CCAPS students who have secured an internship and would like to receive academic credit for the exper

CFAN 4096: Reflecting on Your Professional Experience 

About the Course

CFAN 4096 is ideal for CFANS and CCAPS students who have secured an internship that will take place in the summer and would like to receiv