The Job Market | A Post Grad Report

For recent graduates, today’s landscape presents a uniquely difficult challenge. A slow hiring environment, unpredictable recruitment cycles, and deeper structural shifts in jobs have combined to intensify competition for entry-level roles. Many grads find themselves wondering if there is a …

By Laura Brasch
Laura Brasch Associate Director, The College
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My Summer Working in Regulatory Affairs

Aksa Choudhry, COL ’26, Sicklerville, NJ

As a Health & Societies major with a concentration in Bioethics, I’ve always been drawn to the intersection of medicine, policy, and public health infrastructure. This summer, I had the opportunity to work as …

By Career Services
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Situational Judgment Tests for Health Professions Schools

Although some might perceive them as an additional hurdle to admission, Situational Judgment Tests (SJTs) are becoming an increasingly common part of the health professions school admissions process. Designed to assess qualities such as professionalism, ethical decision-making, empathy, communication, and …

By Doris Tabassum
Doris Tabassum Associate Director, Graduate School Advising
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Advancing Global Health Through Sickle Cell Research: My Summer in the Abdulmalik Lab

Szirina Ismail, COL ’26, Toronto, Canada

As an aspiring physician committed to global health, I was drawn to the Abdulmalik Lab for its focus on sickle cell disease: an illness that disproportionately impacts vulnerable communities in the Middle East, sub-Saharan …

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Career Services
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Soft Skills | 4 Ways to Get Noticed During the Job Search

If you’re applying for jobs in the social-impact sector, you’ve likely already noticed that there is a tremendous diversity of opportunities. As you browse all of the options, it’s worthwhile to consider not only which technical skills you’ll need to …

By Tina Anino
Tina Anino Associate Director, The College
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CS Radio – Episode 249: Defining Career Services

Natty and Michael discuss why the Career Services offices has its name, when many other schools use different language. They also dive into the difference between being a career advisor versus and career coach, in a wide ranging conversation about …

By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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Managing Interview Anxiety

Worried about your anxiety or nerves getting in the way of a job interview? Interview anxiety is common (and natural), but there are some things you can do to improve your performance. The goal isn’t to eliminate nerves completely, but to channel …

By Brendan Kennedy
Brendan Kennedy Associate Director, Wharton Undergrad
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Penn Career Services & LSAT Lab: Your LSAT Prep Advantage

Attention: All those preparing for the LSAT!

Did you know that Penn students and alumni have discounted access to LSAT Lab, an LSAT prep platform that uses data analytics to build a personalized study plan to help improve your preparation?

By Amy Mulhern
Amy Mulhern Associate Director, Graduate School Advising
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CS Radio – Episode 248: Career Movies

Natty and Michael are joined by guest Dustin Miller as they inventory some of the great career related movies in cinematic history and the lessons you can learn (or ignore) from them!

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By Michael DeAngelis
Michael DeAngelis Senior Associate Director, Communications & Technology
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Bridging the Education Gap for Young FGLI Students

Anne Liu, WH ‘ 26, Philadelphia, PA

This summer, I had the opportunity to work with elementary students in Philadelphia through a local education nonprofit. Many of my students came from underprivileged backgrounds with limited family or financial support for …

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Career Services
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