Career & Life Planning

If you’ve never had to reach out to someone about a job, it can be tough to know where to start. Luckily, we’re here to make introductions. The Rollins Internship Program works to match up companies and programs with students looking to gain hands-on experience in their field. Our career advisors will help you in your search, and guide you through the Academic Internship Reflections course you’ll take once you land your internship.

Gateway Fellows is a selective program that increases access to summer internship opportunities through financial and professional support. Gateway Fellows are free to fully immerse themselves in these career-making experiences without the concern of additional financial burden, as funding for the program covers all expenses, including accommodations, travel, and food.

We may be a little biased, but our alumni are pretty impressive. Many go on to make a huge impact, and if there’s anything they love more than solving the world’s most pressing problems, it’s mentoring fellow Tars. That’s the idea behind the Career Champions Mentorship program, which formally connects current students and alumni.

When opportunity knocks, you just can’t wait. That’s why the Center for Career & Life Planning developed the Career Studio, a dynamic space where students can drop in for one-on-one career advice without an appointment. Fine-tune your resume and cover letter. Prepare for that all-important interview. Whatever your career need, we’re always ready to lend a hand.

With the Rollins On-Campus Student Employment Program, you don’t have to go far to gain valuable experience. The Center for Career & Life Planning helps student employees maximize their enrichment with tools and support.

A variety of events bring top local and national employers to campus, including career fairs, networking events, and Employer Spotlight events. Recent guests have included hiring managers from companies like AdventHealth, Walt Disney World, and PepsiCo. These events are open to both students and alumni, offering ample opportunities to network and connect with leading employers right on campus.

Invest in your future during Fall or Spring Break by joining the Career Shadow Program. Spend a day at a local company, where you'll observe daily operations, network with professionals, and gain industry-specific insights.