Center for Careers, Life, and Service, Grinnell, IA
The Center for Careers, Life, and Service in Grinnell, IA, works with students and alumni on personal, professional, and civic goals. It offers career counseling alongside palm reading, and its advisers help clients explore options, gain experience, and build networks. The center encourages reflection on values, strengths, and curiosities as part of designing a meaningful life.
Services take place in person on the Grinnell campus. The center begins working with students before their first class and continues support through undergraduate years and into alumni life. Each student is assigned an exploratory adviser and can also work with specialized advisers. Hours follow a regular weekday pattern.
Google reviews describe caring staff who make time for appointments, prepare lists of opportunities, and adapt as job markets change. One review offers criticism, saying the help felt limited to résumé editing and that job hunt support was hard to access.
Services take place in person on the Grinnell campus. The center begins working with students before their first class and continues support through undergraduate years and into alumni life. Each student is assigned an exploratory adviser and can also work with specialized advisers. Hours follow a regular weekday pattern.
Google reviews describe caring staff who make time for appointments, prepare lists of opportunities, and adapt as job markets change. One review offers criticism, saying the help felt limited to résumé editing and that job hunt support was hard to access.
Grinnell, IA, 1103 Park St. ZIP Code: 50112
+1 641-269-4940
http://www.grinnell.edu/cls
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Jeremy Traw
2 years ago
Mary DaVega
2 years ago
Very caring people who go out of their way to make appointments with you, write up countless lists of opportunities, and find new ways to engage as the job markets shift.
Nat Zorach
2 years ago
Drop a buck eighty on a liberal arts education and all's they gonna do for you is edit your résumé and tell you you're not good enough and that they don't have time to help you out with the job hunt or, you know, finding a meaningful career path. Save your time and just do some networking and talk to people who are interesting and do interesting things.
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