Newcomb-Tulane College Career Services empowers students to translate their lived experience and academic knowledge to their post-Tulane future through advocacy, action, and connections. No matter your plans and where you are in the process, we are here to help you achieve your goals.


How We Help You


Identify Majors, Careers,
and Employers

Explore interests, values, and skills related to majors, careers, and employers. It is common to come to college undecided or switch majors. Here are some resources to start exploring the possibilities.

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Develop Professional Documents, Connections, and Interviewing Skills

Build skills, create a professional brand, make connections, and prepare your resume/CV and other application documents to promote your skills and abilities with future employers or graduate programs.

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Search for Internships, Jobs, and Graduate Schools

Now that you know who you are and what you want. Start applying to jobs, internships, and graduate school. The resources below are a good starting point for actualizing your goals.

The Neurodivergent Guide on How to Stand Out with Little Professional Experience in 2024

Breaking into the job market as a neurodivergent individual, especially with little professional experience, can feel daunting. But your unique strengths, combined with the right strategy, can help you stand out from the crowd. This guide will help you navigate …

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Announcing Vault’s 2025 Internship Rankings!

Vault unveils their 2025 Internship Rankings, offering a comprehensive guide to the top internship programs across more than 30 categories. This year, drawn from over 20,000 intern reviews, these rankings shed light on the most coveted intern experiences, featuring standout …

By Loren Brodie
Loren Brodie Recruiting Experience Manager
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Pros and cons of using your preferred pronouns on your resume

Have you noticed that pronouns are showing up more on resumes, LinkedIn headlines, and email signatures? 

In the past, the debate around pronouns typically centered around “first-person” and “third-person.” 

However, more modern resumes are evolving to embrace “non-binary” pronouns like …

By College Recruiter
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent grad deserves a great career.
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