• How to sign up
• Finding a job description
• Frequently asked questions

 

Super Tuesday

Finding a job description

Providing a job description will allow your interviewer to better simulate an actual interview. Search online for a position in a field that interests you that is currently available. Copy and paste the description (usually the responsibilities and qualifications) into a Word document.

Here are some suggestions to assist you in finding a description to submit:

• Search through online job banks. Some entry level job search web sites include:
        - CollegeGrad.com
        - CareerBuilder.com
        - JobWeb.com
        - Monster.com
        - Experience.com

• Search through the classified section of online newspapers like The Elkhart Truth or the South Bend Tribune

• If there's a particular organization you are interested in, search the employment section of their web site.

Not headed directly into full-time employment?

Participating in Super Tuesday can be helpful even if you're not headed into full-time employment. Here are some options beyond submitting a full-time job description.

• If you plan to complete an internship, feel free to submit an internship job description. (Find several helpful web sites here.)
• If you're headed to graduate school, we can simulate an admission interview for you. Send us some basic information about one of the programs you're applying to.
  
• Considering full-time service? Send us a description of a service assignment that interests you. (Find several helpful web sites here.)
  
• Submit a description of a part-time or summer job that interests you.

Examples

Want to see a couple examples? Here are some descriptions that students have submitted in the past:

• Music Teacher
  
• Assistant Editor
• Artistic Director
  
• Registered Nurse
• Internship with Center for Food Safety
• Refugee Protection Assistant (full-time service)
• Midwestern University - Occupational Therapy Graduate Program