Career guidance tailored to each student.

Between appointments.

On their time.

Students explore career directions built from their coursework, experiences, and curiosity. Not a job board. A way for every student to design what's next.
Built alongside your resources, your programs, your employer network.

Meanwhile, you see the full picture.

Placement pipeline, resume readiness, proactive outreach, and your schedule. All in one place.

Advisor Dashboard

Students

142

Offers

23

Resume Avg

74

Avg GPA

3.52

Placement Pipeline

Exploring
142
Applying
102
Interviewing
54
Offers
23
Placed
15

Resume Readiness

No Resume
18
Needs Work
34
Good
52
Strong
38

12 students below ATS threshold

Proactive Outreach

5 need help

Jordan Williams

McKinsey interview Thu. No case prep.

Urgent

Priya Patel

16 days inactive. Resume score 42.

At Risk

Tyler Chen

6 applications, ATS score 51.

Resume

Marcus Rivera

Deloitte offer pending 5 days.

Offer

Needs Your Attention

This week's flags

⚠️ 2 students interviewing with no mock prep

📋 3 students inactive 14+ days

📄 18 students have no resume uploaded

🎉 Emma Liu received Goldman Sachs offer

Today's Meetings

10:00a

Jordan W.

Interview prep

11:30a

Sarah K.

Resume review

2:00p

David O.

Career exploration

3:30p

Emma L.

Offer negotiation

4 today · 11 this week

Here's what students experience.

On their own time. At their own pace. Built from their actual coursework and experience.

Meet Maya. Undergrad

Freshman. English major. Doesn't have a career goal yet. That's fine. She has experiences and curiosity. She just hasn't connected them to professional directions. It's 11pm on a Tuesday and she's ready to explore.

Fall Semester, Year 1

Freshman Year: Explore

What Maya Does

Late at night, Maya types what she is actually thinking. The session asks about experiences, not goals. Her campus paper and tutoring get reflected back as content strategy and editorial management. She discovers your media panel and signs up.

Career Explorer
idk what to do with an english major honestly

No wrong answer. Just a starting point.

That makes sense. What kind of work do you find yourself doing even when nobody's making you?

Shifts from goals to experiences.

i edit for the campus paper and i tutor other students in writing

Real experiences, not hypotheticals.

Those are stronger than you think. Editing a publication = content management under deadlines. Tutoring = coaching communication skills. Three directions: content strategy, editorial management, corporate communications.

Her skills, named in terms employers use.

Your career center has a media industry panel next month. Publishing, content marketing, communications. Worth checking out.

Routes her to your event. With context.

Your Career Center

Maya arrives at your panel with context. She already knows what to ask. One of 47 students connected to your events this month.

Spring Semester, Year 2

Sophomore Year: Build

What Maya Does

Maya picked content strategy. She translates campus paper work into resume language. “Worked at the newspaper” becomes a measurable achievement. She shows up to your workshops with purpose.

Resume Builder

Before

Campus Newspaper

Worked at the campus newspaper. Helped edit articles and organize the team.

After

Managing Editor, The Collegian

Managed editorial calendar and coordinated 12-person writing team, increasing readership 35% over two semesters through restructured content strategy and social distribution.

Why this is stronger

  • Quantifies team size and readership growth with specific numbers
  • Uses editorial management language that matches content strategy roles
  • Shows strategic thinking (restructured content strategy) not just task completion

Your Career Center

Your advisor refines narrative instead of starting from scratch. Your mentorship program matches her with a media alum, and the engagement starts at a higher level.

Fall Semester, Year 3

Junior Year: Match

What Maya Does

Internship and job matches appear based on coursework, skills, and interests, with clear reasons why each fits. She walks into your appointment ready to discuss specifics.

Internship & Job Matches

Content Strategist

HubSpot · Remote

Skills: 91%Education: 88%Culture: 78%
84%

Editorial Coordinator

Condé Nast · New York, NY

Skills: 85%Education: 82%
79%

Communications Associate

Edelman · Chicago, IL

Skills: 80%Education: 79%
76%
Pre-Appointment Brief · Maya Chen

Exploration Summary

Exploring since freshman year. Identified content strategy via self-assessment and media panel. Resume drafted, two workshops completed.

Top Matches

Content Strategist, HubSpot: 84%
Editorial Coordinator, Condé Nast: 79%
Comms Associate, Edelman: 76%

Preparation Status

Resume: draft complete. Interview prep: not started. Portfolio: 3 writing samples collected.

Session Insight

Weighing remote vs. in-person. Wondering if English limits her competitiveness against marketing majors.

Suggested Focus for This Session

Portfolio strategy for content roles. Degree competitiveness (English majors well-represented in content strategy). Summer internship deadlines.

Your Career Center

Your advisor opens the brief before Maya walks in. History, matches, what is on her mind. Strategy, not intake.

Spring Semester, Year 4

Senior Year: Launch

What Maya Does

Mock interviews with talking points from her actual experience. Company research. Alumni connections. When she sits across from a recruiter, she articulates exactly what she brings.

8

Applications

4

Interviews

2

Offers

Your Career Center

Your career fair gets a senior who knows which employers to approach and why, because she's been matching against internships and roles since junior year. Four years of momentum, reflected in your first-destination numbers.

Built for every student. Always on.

What every student gets.

AI Career Exploration

Students start from what they've actually done, not what they think they want. AI reflects their experiences back as professional skills and opens up multiple directions they hadn't considered. No single answer. A range of paths to explore.

Skills-Based Internship Matching

AI matches roles to each student's actual skills and coursework, with clear reasons why each fits. Not a job board. A match engine built on what they've actually studied and done.

AI Resume Builder

AI turns their projects, coursework, and campus roles into professional resume language. Every bullet specific to their experience and targeted to each role.

Skills Mapping and Gap Analysis

AI identifies skills from their coursework and experience, maps them to what employers are hiring for, and shows exactly where to build next.

Networking Paths

Alumni connections, LinkedIn paths, and context for warm outreach. AI finds the connection and gives them the talking points to use.

Interview Prep

AI builds talking points, company research, and practice questions from their real experience. Targeted to the role, not generic scripts.

Built with career center directors and advisors

The people who do this work every day shaped the product

Works with Handshake, 12Twenty, and your existing tools

Fits your ecosystem

Real workforce data behind every student interaction

O*NET, BLS, and live market signals

Built to strengthen what you already have.

Your brand

Your name, your colors, your logo. Students see your career center, not ours. Live in days.

Your tools

Handshake feeds, campus events, your SSO. Fits your existing ecosystem without replacing anything.

Your team

Advisors stay central. Students arrive with career direction, company research, and a resume draft already done. Your 30-minute appointment becomes 30 minutes of actual coaching.

Works alongside Handshake, 12Twenty, Symplicity, VMock, GradLeaders, Focus2Career, Uconnect, PeopleGrove, Big Interview, your LMS, SSO, and more.

Live in three weeks.

Week 1

Your branding applied

Your name, colors, and logo. Students see your career center.

Week 2

Student data connected

SSO, Handshake feeds, campus events. All plugged in.

Week 3

Live to students

Students start exploring. Your dashboard goes live.

Privacy and security

Student data encrypted at rest and in transit. Built with FERPA guidelines in mind. SOC 2 Type II certification expected Q3 2026. GDPR controls available for international students. Your institution owns the data.

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