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Crafting a stellar resume doesn't mean you have to struggle alone! Berkeley offers a wide array of resources and support through the UC Berkeley Career Center and the Berkeley Career Engagement page. With their assistance, you can confidently navigate the intricacies of resume building, ensuring that your qualifications shine brightly on paper.

My one piece of advice for any student at UC Berkeley is that it is okay to not have an internship. Time taken to recuperate and figure your life out is not time that is wasted. You are on the right track, and you are doing enough. If you aren’t, like I am, that’s okay too.

Although working can be a hassle, in the right type of environment, you can make some of your best friends and have an amazing and fun time while making money. 

“What are your summer plans?” As the semester comes to an end, I can’t avoid this question. As much as I would love to tell my friends about all the vacations I have lined up, the internships I got and all the friends I will be hanging out with, that’s not the truth.

Your career path may not be a straight line and that's okay. College is a time of exploration and growth, and it's normal to discover new interests or passions along the way.

Of course, I still get a little bit upset when it comes to not passing a final round interview, but I've found better ways of coping. If you're someone who struggles with rejection, here are some of the tips that I’ve learned over the years. 

The earlier you start planning your recruiting timeline, the better prepared you’ll be when it comes to getting that dream internship or job. We here at the Daily Cal hope you found these tips helpful and wish you the best of luck!

This time of year is busy for many undergraduate students looking for campus organizations to join, internships to secure and jobs to land. But don’t panic — consider these tips to get recruited and stay rebooted for another round of applications galore.

We at the Daily Clog know how vital a good resume is in landing a job offer, no matter what year you are. To help ease the stress of the application process, here are 5 simple tips to bear in mind when creating your resume to increase the odds that it gets picked up by a recruiter rather than tossed in the trash. 

College can be awfully suffocating. For these four integral years, we are pigeonholed into majors that supposedly define our entire personality.