Tiffin University

•   Are you undecided in your academic major or career?
•   Are you unsure how to start your career?
•   Are you concerned about the future?
•   Are you concerned about finding stable and secure work?

Tiffin University offers a number of programs to help students develop academically and professionally.  The job market is very competitive and with the help from the Office of Career Development, students can stand out and can achieve their potential.  We believe in a four year approach to career development.  During the freshmen year, students should discover their values, skills, and interests.  The career action plan should be developed during the student’s sophomore year.   At this time attending the Professional Development Workshop is beneficial for students with their developing their career strategies and document. The internship search and resume update are some of the tasks for the junior year.  Attending on-campus interviews and job fairs helps the senior to begin the job or grad school search. The staff is here to assist students throughout their tenure at TU with help writing a resume, making the graduate school decision and looking for the first full-time job after graduation. We are here every step of the way.

Tiffin University helps students attain personal and professional goals.  The one on one consultations with students in the Office of Career Development assists with the creation of professional resumes, cover letters and other documents.

The University boasts a job placement rate in the upper 90s.  The placement rate for the Class of 2008 was 97%.  TU is successful with job search assistance because of services provided by the Office of Career Development and the individual attention students receive.

The Office of Career Development offers these services and events:

1. Individualized Career Counseling

2. Resume Writing Programs & Critiques/Cover Letter Writing Programs & Critiques

3. Interviewing Programs & Mock Interviews

4. Job Success Programs & Alumni Panel Sessions

5. Job Fairs (TU/BERG Job Fair and Collegiate EmployNet)

6. Graduate School Information & Catalogs

7. Networking Opportunities & Assistance

8. Company / Organization Information & Resource Library

9. On-Campus Employer Recruiting Events

10. Business Etiquette Seminars

11. Professional Preview Day

12. Meet and Eat Lunch Series

13. Employer Advisory Board

14. Professional Development Workshop Series

15. Career Portfolio Development

Do you need help creating your resume?

Do you need tips on how to interview?

If you are seeking advice on resume preparation, interviewing, cover letters, thank you letters, and much more then check out the Tiffin University's Comprehensive Career Resource Guide.

DISCOVER, ACT's comprehensive career planning program, combines the power of our research-based developmental guidance model with the convenience of multiple delivery options.

Stop by Career Services to get starting using this wonderful resource.

If you already have a Discover account, click here to access your resources.

Finally, a convenient website that helps you connect majors with careers. For each major that interests you, choose either the PDF or HTML version to find an outline of common career areas, typical employers, and strategies designed to maximize career opportunities. Choose Links to find a list of websites that provide information about listed majors and related careers.

Click here to find out "What I Can Do With This Major"