What BARC 2006 is all about:
Bates College, Colby College, Clark University, Davidson, Hobart and William Smith College, Hope College, Marist College, Mount Holyoke College, and Washington and Lee University have joined together to bring graduating seniors opportunities in New York City. BARC focuses on obtaining entry-level job opportunities that are appropriate for liberal arts graduates..
BARC Student Application Process:
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STEP ONE - Gather information.
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STEP TWO - Submit Resumes and Cover Letters for EACH organization you are interested in to YOUR career center by the deadline of January 9th!
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STEP THREE - We will collect all materials and submit them to the participating organizations. Once selections have been made we will alert you to the fact to set up your interview(s).
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BARC Frequently Asked Questions:
DO I NEED TO WRITE A COVER LETTER FOR EACH COMPANY I WANT TO APPLY TO?:
Yes. Your cover letter is your personal means of matching your resume to the requirements on the job listing. You should write a unique letter for each organization and job. You may have a counselor/advisor review your cover letter before submitting it to your career center.
CAN I APPLY FOR MORE THAN ONE POSITION?:
Absolutely! Apply for as many openings you feel might meet your interests.
WHEN WILL I KNOW IF I GOT AN INTERVIEW?:
After the employers receive the materials from each of the participating colleges, they will evaluate the candidates and make interview selections by January 20, 2006.
ARE THERE ANY COSTS FOR THE STUDENT?:
There is no fee to attend the event itself. However, seniors selected for interviews will need to furnish their own transportation to and from New York City as well as hotel accommodations if staying overnight.
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Friday, February 24, 2006
Big Apple Recruiting Consortium at the American Management Association.
Crowne Plaza Manhattan, 1601 Broadway,
New York, NY
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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