Making connections to your profession and to your life after graduation.
FALL SEMESTER
During the first month of the semester, meet with your academic advisor to select courses for next semester and to make sure that you are completing all course work for graduation.
Attend the panel discussion, "What Are Healthcare Employers Looking For?" Watch campus publicity for date/time.
Attend the annual St. Catherine's Career Opportunities Fair on the St. Paul campus, open to all majors to learn about internship and employment opportunities.
Discuss opportunities for leadership in your program with your academic advisor.
At mid-term, check to see how your classes are going and discuss your progress with your academic advisor. Schedule a meeting to plan for next semester courses.
Register for winter classes through KateWay : go to "My Education" tab. Under "Registration Tools," click on "Look up Classes."
To print a copy of your class schedule using KateWay : go to "My Education" tab. Under "Student Information," click on "My Schedule." Select the current term and click on the submit button.
If you are considering a bachelor's (or higher) degree, meet with Admissions and your academic advisor to explore your options.
Visit with Career Development to make sure your career plans are in place.
Take advantage of networking opportunities with healthcare employers on campus. Watch for dates/times in postings and campus publications.
GRADUATING SEMESTER
Complete Declaration of Intent to Graduate form, which is available on KateWay. Go to the "My Education" tab. Under "Registrar's online forms for students," click on "Declaration of Intent to Graduate." (Deadline is January 15 for students graduating at the end of winter term.) (Deadline is August 15 for students graduating at the end of fall term.)
Put the final touches on your professional résumé; have the Career Counselor view drafts of your cover letters, brush up on your interview skills and review the career-related resources. (EDUC Room 359).
Take advantage of networking opportunities with healthcare employers on campus. Watch for dates/times in postings and campus publications.
Begin to prepare for any licensure exams you will be taking subsequent to graduation.
Attend the University-wide Money Management speaker series offered in the spring, to learn impor tant financial management skills.
Meet with financial aid staff to ensure you understand your student loans and your repayment obligations.
As you prepare for graduation, celebrate all your connections to the University, including mentoring relationships with faculty and staff, and your lifelong friendships with classmates.
Learn about the Alumnae Association and how to be active and supportive graduate of the University.
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