College career counselor eschews a career in her degreed field to help students find jobs

In this interview, a college career counselor explains how her previous internship in her university's career office became a full-time job after graduation. She also shares what her work is like helping students prepare themselves for the professional world. If you are considering this line of work, read on to learn the ins and outs of the job, including common sources of stress, what education is required, and what type of salary you can expect.

Apply your education and professional experience in a global public service career that makes a difference. You can represent the United States as a Civil or Foreign Service professional with the U.S. Department of State and contribute your diverse backgrounds, linguistic skills, and unique perspectives to this intellectually stimulating and challenging career.

This is an opportunity unlike any other — a chance to employ your innovative thinking, entrepreneurial drive, and collaborative approach to a career representing your country. You will receive exemplary training and career development, competitive compensation and educational reimbursement.

Visit careers.state.gov to begin.

U.S. citizenship required. Equal opportunity employer.

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