Career Catalyst-career advice for job seekers

Example

A recent graduate with minimal work experience might need help crafting a resume and cover letter for a marketing internship. Career Catalyst helps tailor their application to highlight transferable skills, such as project management from school group projects and social media experience from personal endeavors.

Scenario

A psychology graduate student seeking a clinical research internship could use Career Catalyst to structure their resume in a way that emphasizes relevant coursework, research methodologies, and data analysis skills that appeal to hiring managers in academic and healthcare settings.

Example

A first-generation college student may not have a strong professional network, but Career Catalyst can help by suggesting how to leverage alumni networks, connect on LinkedIn, and compose messages to industry professionals to initiate meaningful conversations.

Scenario

A student in environmental science aiming to work at a sustainability-focused non-profit might receive guidance on identifying key alumni at organizations of interest, how to reach out with a compelling message, and schedule informational interviews to build relationships.

Example

Career Catalyst offers support for students applying to graduate programs by helping them craft strong personal statements, seek impactful recommendation letters, and ensure their application materials are cohesive and aligned with program requirements.

Scenario

An undergraduate economics major seeking admission to a top-tier MBA program would benefit from advice on how to frame their professional experiences, such as internships in finance, while highlighting leadership potential and community involvement to stand out in their application.