Career Center

The Baylor University Career Center provides professional assistance to all Baylor students through specialized career coaching, top resources, connections with employers, graduate school planning, and much more.

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Business

Creating pathways for future business leaders in their specialized area of calling while developing lifelong career success strategies.

Engineering & Computer Science

Developing talented technical students into high-caliber candidates.

Education

Building bridges between students' career visions and potential employers, resources, and opportunities.

Graduate Business

Integrating analytical and leadership driven academic performers into a competitive marketplace.

Honors College

Cultivating students' love for learning into innovative and virtuous careers.

Liberal Arts

Providing students the skill to translate a liberal arts education into a world of opportunities.

Math, Science & Health

Preparing students to excel in their career and graduate school pursuits.

Social Work

Helping passionate students connect their calling to a meaningful career.

I Know Where I'm Going Next

Whether you know where you're going next or not, schedule an appointment today with your CSP, so that we can help you in the right direction.

Find Your Career Success Professional

The Baylor University Career Center Team provides support and direction for all Baylor students as they follow their calling into a successful career after graduation. We strive to offer the highest quality career coaching and resources available, while continually researching best practices nationwide to position our students for success, whether it be directly into the work force or graduate school.
There is a Career Success Professional (CSP or Career Coach) just for you based on your major. Each one specializes in a different area including all of the colleges, undecided majors, international students, and veterans. Find your CSP and make an appointment to get a headstart on success today!

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The Career Center surveys all graduating students to gain accurate and up to date information on placement and success.

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Alexandra Davis

Internship
Brandon Maxwell
Apparel Design - Class of '19

"Be willing to accept when something does not go how you want, learn from it, and utilize that to your advantage. Everything that is meant to happen will align, but you have to put yourself outside of your comfort zone in order to grow and gain opportunity."

Ashley Dinges

Internship
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Management - Class of '20

"When interviewing, really know what the job description is asking for and how your skill sets can fill that need."

Billicarole Evans

Full Time - Operations Leadership Development
Siemens
Mechanical Engineering - Class of '20

"I'm so glad that I attended each career fair and sought help from the Career Center. It all truly helped me land an opportunity with my dream company."

Christina Corbett

Internship
Kohl's
Apparel Merchandising - Class of '20

"Internships are extremely important. They are a necessity when seeking jobs after graduation, and are so valuable in helping you figure out what exactly you want to do or which jobs to apply for."

Jeffrey Sonola

Full - Time Software Engineer
Dell Technologies
ECS -Class of '21

"I would advise ECS students to take the PRD 2101 class earlier rather than later as I was able to have internships over multiple summers before my senior year. It is also great to have the Career Center advise you because they have such great relationships with these employers and recruiters".

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Oct. 29, 2021

The master’s degrees that give the biggest salary boost—up to 87% more money

In September 2020, the National Student Clearinghouse estimated that while enrollment in undergraduate programs for associate’s and bachelor’s degrees fell by 9.7% compared to 2019, enrollment in master’s programs increased 6%.

Sep. 4, 2021

Companies Need More Workers. Why Do They Reject Millions of Résumés?

Automated-hiring systems are excluding many people from job discussions at a time when additional employees are desperately needed

Sep. 1, 2021

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know

When most people think of college, they think of a time to do a deep dive into specific subjects, with the hope that all the knowledge they acquire will be enough for them to get a job after graduation.

Aug. 26, 2021

Internship programs should be implemented in high schools

Choosing a major in college can be a lot of pressure, and many who rush into a decision hope they will discover their path along the way.