Internship & Career Services Resources

From exploring majors and their corresponding careers to assessment tools that help you find career options tailored to your skills and interests, we are here to help you assess your options and make informed decisions about your future.

Submit internship proposals for approval, search for internships and jobs, and find helpful events and workshops. Gulls@Work helps you find the internships and jobs you’re looking for and makes it easy for employers to recruit you.

A web-based tool for practicing interview skills with a virtual interviewer. Students and alumni can record and review their performance and also receive tips on improving their responses.

Mastering your money just got a lot easier. Financial Avenue provides online financial education to help you gain important knowledge about the basics of personal money management. You’ll have access to videos, tools, articles, calculators, and much more.

Search through all the past internship sites. This will give you a list of warm connections and their contact information so you can reach out.

This is one of the best resources to assist you in your internship and job search. LinkedIn allows you to share your experience, skills, and qualifications with future employers, build and interact with your network, and grow your brand as a professional.

Endicott has partnered with LiquidCompass to connect our students and alumni with up-to-date opportunities in healthcare at hospitals and healthcare facilities throughout the U.S.

Forage is a free online resource that offers virtual experience programs designed by leading companies. Develop your skills and gain a real understanding of different roles and sectors by working through self-paced modules, with tasks similar to those you would undertake during a traditional internship.

Endicott is proud to partner with Work Without Limits. Through collaboration and partnership with this network of employers, institutions, agencies, and individuals, their goal is to increase the employment of people with disabilities until it is equal to those without disabilities.