Haworth College of Business Advising delivers personalized guidance that helps students clarify academic goals and career direction. Through one-on-one sessions and workshops, advisors translate program strengths into practical plans.
Whether you are exploring majors, internships, or graduate pathways, structured advising support ensures you make informed decisions with confidence at every step.
| Advising Focus | What It Covers | Outcome for Students | When to Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Planning | Course sequencing, major alignment, graduation timelines | Clear semester roadmaps | At program launch and each semester |
| Career Strategy | Resume review, interview prep, employer research | Targeted job applications | Before internships and full-time roles |
| Experience Mapping | Internships, co-ops, student organizations, leadership | Relevant portfolio and network | During sophomore and junior years |
| Graduate and Fellowship Paths | Program selection, test prep, statement drafting | Strong, competitive applications | 12–18 months before deadlines |
Advising for Academic and Major Decisions
Clarifying Majors and Minors
Haworth College of Business Advising helps you compare program options and choose paths that align with your interests and strengths. Advisors walk you through degree requirements and sample schedules.
Using Advising for Course Planning
Create structured course sequences that keep you on track for timely graduation while leaving room for internships and experiential learning. Advisors help balance workload across terms.
Career Development and Internship Support
Preparing Professional Materials
Receive feedback on resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles tailored to business roles. Advisors highlight achievements that match employer expectations.
Interview and Networking Strategies
Practice behavioral and technical interview questions, refine your pitch, and learn how to leverage campus recruiting events and alumni connections effectively.
Experience Building and Leadership
Choosing Relevant Activities
Identify student organizations, competitions, volunteer work, and part-time roles that strengthen your business profile. Advisors help prioritize opportunities that match your goals.
Documenting and Showcasing Impact
Learn to quantify your contributions in resumes and discussions, turning campus projects and team roles into compelling evidence of readiness for the workplace.
Graduate School and Professional Programs
Selecting Programs and Deadlines
Get guidance on MBA, Master of Accountancy, and other graduate options based on your background and objectives. Advisors compare timelines and requirements.
Preparing Competitive Applications
Refine essays, recommendation strategies, and résumé emphasis so your application reflects both academic readiness and professional potential.
Maximizing Business Advising Resources
- Set clear goals before each advising appointment
- Track deadlines for registration, internships, and applications
- Use advising sessions to refine resumes and pitch
- Build relationships with faculty and peers through organized activities
- Leverage career services for mock interviews and networking
- Follow up with advisors after making decisions or securing opportunities
- Maintain a portfolio of projects and achievements
- Stay consistent with long-term academic and career planning
FAQ
Reader questions
How do I schedule an advising appointment at Haworth College of Business?
Log into the student portal or use your university advising platform to book a one-on-one session, or visit the advising office during posted hours for walk-in support.
What documents should I bring to an advising meeting?
Bring your current résumé, academic plan or DARS, list of questions, and any materials related to internships or graduate programs you are considering.
Can advisors help me change my major within the business college?
Yes, advisors review requirements, assess prerequisite progress, and outline application steps to help you transition into your chosen major efficiently. Meet at least once per semester for academic planning and additional times when you are preparing for internships, interviews, or graduate applications.