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Check out all the the different resources we have to help you develop strong application materials. We want to help you land that job, internship, admission, or whatever you may be applying to!

How to Access Services

Drop-in Model: Stop by Ceres Hall 306 Monday through Friday anytime between 9:00 am – 4:00 pm for assistance.

Make an Appointment: Schedule an appointment for Career Services.

Get feedback: Fill out our CAC Document Review Form to get feedback on resumes, cover letters, CVs, and more.

Email: All services are offered via email. So if students are away from campus, taking classes online, or commuting to NDSU, they may find email interactions to be more useful. Reach out via email at ndsu.cac@ndsu.edu.

Phone:  Calls can be made to the Career and Advising Center main line at 701-231-7111.

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