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The Career Center in the UNC Charlotte is doing a great work in guiding the students for that transition from Campus to Corporate.

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There are career fair and internship fair conducted every semester where we meet get to people from industry and get to explore the job opportunities. Submit the resume and sometimes we get to hear back from them. They conduct separate career fair just for CS IT related job openings as well.

Overall it is good experience with course and career fair so I would suggest you to join if you don't have any other great option in hand.

UNC Charlotte's post-study placement thrives with companies such as Bank of America, Siemens, and IBM actively recruiting. Students, particularly in IT, finance, and engineering, find diverse opportunities. Career fairs and networking events streamline the placement process. While median salaries fluctuate by field, the university's focus on practical skills significantly bolsters students' employability, fostering a dynamic transition from academia to the professional realm.

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Companies like Lowe’s, Bank of America, Walmart ands many other visited the campus. There has been an event where companies visit the students and students submit their resumes and if the company like the profile they hire them.

This is my last semester and during my departure I’ll miss all the details including my supervisors, professors and the university itself.

Lots of opportunities for students. Lots of job fairs, club recruitments, opportunities for connections and high job conversion rate.

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Every year there are 2 career fairs so it has maybe 100-plus companies. The placement process is just applying for a job just like you would for any other job. You don’t get special treatment. The median salary is like $50k

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I wanted to run in college so the coach let me on the team. Also, it's in-state so it's cheaper than most schools and I am close to home. I like the city that my school is in too so that I can live by the school after college.

The job opportunities are okay because there are very few things that you can do with a history degree. Education seems to be the only option for most to choose from. You have to look for jobs on your own to find the best.

Yes, my college does provide internships. They are either paid or unpaid. It is very rare that you will find a paid internship. I have not had an internship yet because the spots are limited which makes it hard to be chosen.

There will be a lot of job fairs in and around North Carolina and lot of companies have visited for other departments but with regards to the computer science, Bank of America, Wells Fargo have visited us for carrier fairs.

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