Post-Graduation Plans
With graduation fast-approaching, many Texas Tech students are preparing for the future. But, if you are like many other students and do not know what the future holds, not to worry.
Job-searching and career guidance are not in short supply on the Tech campus. With the help of the Career Center or useful tips from professionals, you can be well on your way to finding that ideal job for after graduation.
Texas Tech Grads - Where are they now?
Tech boasts some impressive alumni working in a variety of professions. From owning a hookah bar to selling books, these three graduates are a good example of how successful Red Raiders can be. Read more about the fascinating careers of a college bookstore owner,a tattoo artist and a hookah bar owner.
Learn what your major has to offer
There are many opportunites within every major, it just depends on which path you want to take. The following link allows you to see what all you can do with your major or what other majors have to offer. http://www.rawlscmc.ba.ttu.edu/Majors/Majors/default.html
Graduate School
If you're considering furthering your education, graduate school can be a good option. One Texas Tech grad student gives a firsthand account of his experiences working and attending school. Read more
Networking Tip of the Week:
Never Forget a Name
One of the most valuable business skills is the ability to remember people's names, says Nicholas Aretakis, author of "No More Ramen: The 20-Something's Real World Survival Guide" (Next Stage Press, 2006). Name recall will boost your image, earn you respect and differentiate you, he explains. Mr. Aretakis suggests making names visual, aural and tactile. When you're introduced to someone, picture his or her name spelled out in print. Also, ask for a business card and write down where and when you met the person on the back.