I remember early in my first year at Cedarville, whenever the Career Services career fairs were brought up, I was always so confused. It sounded like a time where businesses displayed themselves and students looked them over to see if they would be interested in being a part of them.... View Article
Working during college may sound daunting, overwhelming, and maybe boring. The purpose of attending college is to get a higher education, and you devote most of your time and energy toward your studies. Why work during college at all? Well, having an on-campus job would be very beneficial for you,... View Article
Let’s be real. College is expensive. So are clothes and food and weekend plans with friends. Thankfully, there are many job opportunities on campus, including working in the dining hall, Chick-fil-A, Tossed, Stinger’s, the bookstore, the library, IT, and many others. Of course, there are also jobs off campus —... View Article
If you are considering getting an on-campus job, here are five things to know about working on campus.
I see people most clearly and most deeply when I’m looking at them across from a cup of coffee. Yes – for some odd reason, some of the most intimate conversations I have shared with others have started because of a little chat happening over a little caffeine. Let’s talk about caffeine in Cedarville!
What is the fall career fair? Is it like “career day” in elementary school, and your dad came in and spoke about his riveting office job and handed out candy? While some tables and booths might have candy, the Career Fair at Cedarville is much different than that!
If you’re wondering how to make money for college, don’t worry, because Cedarville has many on-campus jobs for students. This post will give you a glimpse of what those are and how to find them!
Most freshmen don’t come to college with a clear picture of life after college. Adjusting to college life has enough challenges without worrying about the distant future. If you’re anything like me, then you might be considering several career paths.
As you think about coming to Cedarville you may wonder, in the midst of balancing your social life, academics and sleep schedule, “How am I going to find a job as a student?”
A timid freshman girl slowly made her way over to a door tucked into the wall of the lower Stevens Student Center. Her hand nervously grasped the door knob. Should she turn back? It wasn’t too late.
