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There are job fairs almost every month, I have currently not started to look into getting a job but I know from professors that many of CSUF students get hired because of our internship program and our networking groups.

Yes you can apply online, it’s very easy and flexible and you can do homework a lot of the times on the job. You need at least a 2.0 and an average shift is about 2-4 hours and max you work 15-20. There is no other criteria.

There is but none at the same time because there are so many business students that are all looking for the same job opportunities as me so the competition is real and I'm not sure if my resume is strong.

I'm sure they provide lots of opportunities but I did not benefit from them and from what I've heard they aren't the most helpful anyway. Now I am close to graduating and I am focused on just that and I won't intern unless it?s paid at this point.

I was enthusiastic about the exercise science program they offered and how accredited the professors in the program were. Many of them have worked professionally with athletes who have become pro or made it to the Olympics.

There is a great career center and it seems like it is helpful to a lot of students. I haven't used it but I get emails about career fairs and job opportunities so it seems like there are a lot of chances for students to find jobs.

Yes, they do but they are mostly for upperclassmen so I have not been able to take part. I am excited though, it seems like they have a lot of good opportunities for students to work in the field. I think it would be a good experience.

Yes, two internships were required for my major and my school provided all the resources to find these internships. There was a whole list of places that wanted to hire CSUF students as interns. My internships were not paid, as they were in a classroom, but there are plenty of internship options that were paid.

I chose this school because it was close to home, it was very reasonably priced tuition and it is a great school for those that aspire to be teachers. It also has a beautiful campus and the class sizes are small.

I really had a very hard time getting a job after completing my master's degree. I have applied to almost 700 companies but its really a tough nut to crack.

No. Getting placements or internship through college is really very tough at least for an international student. Even if we somehow manage to get an internship, The college administration is a pain to cooperate with the students regarding paperwork.