Networking and gaining career experience while in college will set you up for success as you graduate and enter the workforce. Easier said than done, right? Here are a few tips for any student to find professional experience through campus resources!
As a first-generation college student, college can be really scary and exciting. I chose to go to UCI knowing that there were plenty of resources available for me to ease my transition into the college environment…
Finding a supportive community and getting involved during your college years is very important. However, it can seem overwhelming when you don’t know where to start looking. Use these helpful resources to help guide your search as a new Anteater!
Hey there! My name is Emily. I am a first-generation graduating senior studying business economics and public health policy with a specialization in global economy and international issues.
Leaving for college is something new and frightening that some of us get to experience. I am sure that for so many of us it was our first time moving away from home. We are filled with excitement yet anxious to see what is in store for us.
You probably know Peter the Anteater as our energetic and spirited campus mascot, but have you heard of Petr the Anteatr yet?
UCI’s honors curriculum allows students to get the most out of their college education, allowing them to explore a wide variety of challenging topics that are beyond their chosen major. Alexis, a business administration major, tells us about her experience in the program and shares an important tip for future honors students.
Though COVID-19 has presented many challenges to the way UCI student organizations function, the sense of campus community is still very much alive and well.
Meet Maria, a fourth year education sciences major and first-generation college student.
Gourav, a business administration major, shares his experience finding a home in UCI after growing up across the globe.
Tips from a self-proclaimed introverted Anteater on finding balance as part of UCI’s large student body.
There’s no denying that mentorship plays an important role in one’s academic and career aspirations—UCI’s very own Division of Career Pathways states that about 75 percent of top executives say that mentorship played an instrumental role in their success.
