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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • On the Career Services homepage, select "Meet Your Peer Counselor," then scroll down to find your assigned Peer Counselor and schedule an appointment.
  • You can do an internship once you've completed at least 60 total credits and maintained a minimum 2.0 CGPA the semester before. See the Eligibility section on the Internships page for full requirements, including any department-specific ones.
  • Depending on your field of study, each resume can look different. Please refer to Resume Design and Style for guidelines and example templates.
  • Students must talk to the Student Insurance supervisor, Beth Martin before they start their internship.
  • Career Services is here to support you with writing a resume and cover letter, internship information, personality assessment (MBTI), career planning and mentorship, professional headshots or photos, mock interviews, and more. For more information, please visit our Career Services Studio.

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Experiential Learning Class (ELC)

The BYU–Hawaii On-Campus Project-based Experiential Learning program combines real-world experiences for BYUH students as they collaborate with a variety of companies.

Internships

Internships provide students with real-world experience, bridging the gap between academics and professional practice.

Professional Development

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