 “What impresses me most about the FCC is that, unlike many other schools’ career centers, the FCC truly encourages international students to find their ideal jobs, and provides the strategies and tools to get there. Many international students struggle to translate work experience and skills into things US employers value and understand. My career consultant demonstrated experience and expertise in this area, and guided me through meetings, one-on-one resume reviews, and interview coaching. I wouldn’t have secured my full-time dream job without the help of the FCC.” Shirley Guan (MBA’13 Health Sector Management) |
 “It’s a great relief to have access to career professionals when you are in need. I have utilized FCC staff for a number of purposes – individual counseling, resume reviews, mock interview practice as well as in Finance Club events preparations. The FCC Staff is always eager to help and fun to work with.” Priyanka Sharma (MBA’13) |
 “During my two years in the full-time MBA program, I’ve had several interactions with the FCC. I’ve received a lot of positive feedback and assistance with regards to behavioral interview preparation, resume and cover letter review, and general guidance on how to deal with certain situations. I’m happy to see that the FCC has started the Employer Relations initiative. With an active Employer Relations group, I’m confident that the FCC will broaden its reach to many employers, providing more opportunities to students, especially international students.” Elie Aramouny (MBA’13) |
 “Since joining BU, the FCC has always been by my side to help me with my job search. Through some great career counseling, I have always been well prepared for career fairs, interviews, and networking events. Whenever I need assistance prepping for an interview or need feedback on my resume, I can always count on the counselors to help me quickly and effectively. The counselors have definitely helped me develop a competitive and appealing resume and build strong interviewing habits and skills.” Samer Seguias (MBA’13) |
