Career Barriers
Many students want to succeed in the career. Some will reach their goals while others will run into career barriers.
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Gain Self-Awareness
Gain Self-Awareness
Self-Awareness is the initial step in the career decision-making process.
Diversity Resources
Diversity Resources
As part of the GOALS Program, diversity can be a key component of career development.
Career Planning (GOALS Program)
Welcome to the GOALS Program, developed by the UIS Career Development Center.
Navigate now through the modules of the 5 Career Planning Stages of GOALS to:
Career Packages & Fees
Services and Packages
The Career Development Center provides varying degrees of service to alumni based on packages which they can purchase for a nominal fee, as well as some free resources.
Recently Graduated Alumni = Graduated within 6 months.
Alumni = Graduate more than 6 months previously.
UIS report finds a majority of 2020-21 graduates are employed or continuing their education
A new report finds that 93 percent of 2020-21 University of Illinois Springfield bachelor’s graduates are employed or continuing their education.
Career Development Center Employer Policies
Introduction / Expectations
Employer Policies for Career Fairs/Expos
Applicable Policies
Employer Services Agreement/Participation Policy
Read the full Employer Policies and Services Agreement
Career Fair Preparation
Get Ready for the Career Fair
Want to start getting ready for the upcoming Career Fair?
Receive assistance to:
Career Fair Student Dress Code
What to wear to a Career Fair
Career fairs are a great place to meet your future employer. Make sure to make a great impression the minute they see you. Business casual attire is required for this year’s Career Fair. Business professional attire is also acceptable.
Business Casual
Business casual means that you should appear professional and “pulled together” yet somewhat relaxed. Suits are not required. However, make sure that your clothes are free of wrinkles and tears. Here are some general guidelines: