A: Marshall University Career Services offer students the option of taking career assessments. These assessments suggest suitable career possibilities by measuring and evaluating values, interests, and activities. For more information, visit our career assessment page.

A: There are a few steps job searchers can take to find a job using Career Services. First, Marshall University Career Services’ online database, JobTrax can be used to post resumes and seek employment. Also, Job Location & Development (JLD), a federally funded program, assists students in finding local employment. For more information, contact Debby Stoler at stolerd@marshall.edu or 304-696-2370 or visit our part time jobs page.

A: Students can qualify for part-time work-study occupations although not all occupations qualify. For more information, contact the Office of Student Financial Assistance at (304) 696-3162 or contact Debby Stoler at stolerd@marshall.edu or 304-696-2370.

A: Appointments are recommended, but the Career Services Center is open to walk-ins as well.

A: The Marshall University Career Services Center is located on the corner of 5th Ave. and 17th Street across from the Christian Center and Harless Cafeteria.

A: Students, alumni, faculty and employers can register for Jobtrax online from our Web site, www.marshall.edu/career-services. Once registered, fill out appropriate profile information and upload documents such as resumes and cover letters. If you experience any difficulty registering for Jobtrax you can stop by the office for assistance or call 304-696-2370.