Please click the Recruiters tab and scroll down for complete fee information. Fees are subject to change each year.
Please visit the registration page.
A limited number of sponsorship opportunities are available. Sponsors receive additional benefits such as choosing their preferred booth location, several points of enhanced visibility, an opportunity to invite registered students to your booth and more. Please contact the event coordinator at firstavenuecareerexpo@gmail.com if you are interested.
In January, install the free career fair app which is the complete source for career expo information. Click the link for your device: iOS or Android. The app includes:
* Complete organization listing with profiles
* Filtering capability to search for the kind of opportunity you want
* Interactive floor plan (posted the week of the event) to plan your route
* Ability to take notes, mark favorites, and track which companies you visit
* Event listing for your school’s advising / prep sessions and resume workshops
* Announcements for real-time updates
* Tips section including what to wear, how to impress recruiters, and more!
You can also check the link on the sidebar for attending organizations and graduate schools. These are updated frequently as organizations register so check back often.
No. All undergraduate and graduate students of the host schools and alumni of these schools who graduated within the past ten years. You will find recruiters hiring for internships, volunteer experiences, and summer work too.
We offer online pre-registration beginning approximately 2 months before the event. You also can register at the door on the day of the Expo. Registration and student ID proving attendance at one of the host schools is needed to enter the Expo. Alumni must pre-register.
This event is FREE to attend and includes a buffet lunch!
Yes! Here are three:
1. Review the list of organizations on the app. You can filter the list by job type, jobs available, industry and more. Click into their profile and their website to learn more. That way when you speak with the recruiter you will stand out as someone who is a serious candidate. Also, have some questions prepared to ask them. Your objective is to have an intelligent, seamless, interesting conversation with the employer.
2. Another way to prepare is to think about how you’re going to sell yourself. The app contains a list of ways to impress the recruiters and how to create and practice an “elevator speech” – 30-60 second “commercial” about you that explains who you are, why you’re interested in the organization and what you can do for them.
Remember, employers are much more interested in what you can do for them rather than what they are going to do for you.
3. Use the “Events” tab on the app to find a prep session or resume workshop at your campus Career Services or Career Development office. They are happy to provide additional resources to assist you in preparing for the fair.