Students often look to their family members for career advice. Work with us to empower your student and create a meaningful career path.

About us

Our website provides information on our services and resources within the Career Design Center. With your help, we can work together to guide and cheer on your student as they explore their interests, enhance their skills, and seek out the experiences that will shape their future.

We believe that it is never too early for students to begin their career exploration process.

With this in mind, please encourage your student(s) to:

• Begin the process of choosing a major
• Developing strong professional documents
• Explore internships and career paths
• Attend Career Design Center events
• Engage with Brockport staff, faculty, and alumni

Each of these steps will help your student(s) progress on their career journey. Help your students achieve their goals by encouraging them to get involved with our office.

Disclaimer

The Career Design Center is not an employment agency, rather we empower students to make their own career related decisions. We provide tools, resources, and opportunities to find internships and jobs, but students are responsible for finding their chosen positions.

 

Useful links

College Parents of America

College Parents of America is the only national membership association dedicated to advocating and to serving on behalf of current and future college parents. America’s current and future college parents are more involved than ever in the higher education of their children. But, between work and family, today’s parents are also busier than ever! That’s why College Parents of America has created a one-stop shop of information and guidance for parents—from the time they begin preparing for their children to go to college, through the complex admissions process, until their college graduation.

NextStep Magazine

NextStep Magazine has info about financial aid, getting into college and how to help your teen through the planning process. Eliminate your anxieties and get answers to your questions here—and order our totally free Parent Guide on our registration form while you’re at it.

 

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