How Illinois Tech Students Are Gaining Career Skills That Boost Earning Potential

Students in any Illinois Tech program can prepare for AWS certifications using free curriculum, free hands-on lab environments, and facilitated study groups.

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Meet Cadence Centers: Teaching AI to Read the Stars

AI major. Astrophysics minor. A summer of machine-learning research on the 35th floor of the Hancock Tower — and a Ph.D. now in his sights.

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Meet Yaline Cano: Madam President

Student Government President. First-generation Chicago Difference Scholar. Game production management major on a path to dean of students.

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Meet Delwin Manjali: The Student Shaping Elevate From the Inside

SGA Vice President of Academic Affairs. Business analytics intern. Rising sophomore — and an architect of new Elevate activities.

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Meet Danesh Sarbufina: Engineering Her Path, From Kazakhstan to Chicago

Third-year architectural engineering student. Three internships in. One of the first students ever to complete Elevate.

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Access Your AI Career Coach

Ask your question — try “What is Elevate?” Get matched with the right resource, then connected to the right expert human.

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Quantum Is Being Built in Chicago — and You’re Invited

Illinois Institute of Technology · Career Services

Through our partnership with the Chicago Quantum Exchange, Illinois Tech students now have a direct line to more than 800 open roles — and a free program built to get them hired.

The …

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12 Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Med School Consultant

According to the AAMC, the national medical school rejection rate is 55.42%. In other words, more than half of the applicants are turned away from every school they apply to.

With odds that low, thousands of students turn to admissions …

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Navigating the Job Search as a Physically Disabled Graduate: Accommodations, Disclosure, & ADA Rights

Entering the workforce as a recent graduate with a physical disability—whether involving mobility differences, dexterity impairments, chronic pain/illness, or sensory variations—requires navigating both traditional hiring pipelines and environmental barriers.

While physically disabled candidates bring exceptional problem-solving abilities, adaptability, and resilience …

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Walk In. Walk Out Interview-Ready.

Take home a complete professional outfit — yours to keep, at no cost, from Career Services.

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YOUR FUTURE, ELEVATED.

Elevate affords stakeholders and participants access to our global professional ecosystem.

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When to Apply for Fall 2026 Internships: A Timeline

Fall internships offer a valuable opportunity to gain experience, develop job skills, and explore careers while still in school. They’re often less competitive than summer internships, making them an underrated option for students. Here’s when and how to apply.

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From prompt engineering to soft skills: The new ‘skills-first’ baseline for EU entry-level roles

For early career professionals across the EU, the traditional “degree-first” playbook is being rewritten in real-time. While a university credential used to be the primary signal of readiness, today’s top employers—from innovative startups in Berlin to Fortune 1,000 firms in …

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Go for the Gold: Your Salary Intelligence Toolkit for Compensation Research

The $10,000+ Advantage: Why Smart Salary Research Matters

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Early career starting salaries for students jump 7.4% as hires increase 31.6%

The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) is reporting a massive improvement in the U.S. job market for college and university students and recent graduates.

The overall average starting salary for Class of 2022 graduates is up 7.4 percent …

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5 High-Paying Careers in Physics

Physics is an area of study in which practitioners employ a variety of methods in order to better understand the world we live in, as well as the entirety of the Universe at large. The demand for roles in physics …

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20 salary questions early career candidates are asking (and you should be too)

Whether you’re just graduating or you’ve already landed your first real job, money matters. But most of us don’t grow up learning how salaries actually work. We’re told to work hard, study hard, and the money will follow. Spoiler alert: …

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