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Job & Interview Portal

Our Job & Interview Portal is here to help you with your career journey. Whether you're looking for an internship, applying for a part-time or full-time job or looking to connect with potential employers, the Job & Interview Portal has something for everyone.


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Accessing the Job & Interview Portal


Current Students

One week after enrolling for your first semester, you will be able to login using your O-Key credentials and start using the portal. 

Alumni

Upon graduation, you will receive a year of free access. After that, you can access the portal as part of an OSU Alumni Association membership.

What Kind of Position Are You Interested In?

Part-Time

  • Jobs and internships that fall under this category often give an employee a glimpse of the responsibilities of a full-time position but do not require a 40-hour work week.
  • Many employers recruit on-campus for these positions in September.
  • Career Services hosts an annual Part-Time and Volunteer Job Fair each fall semester. 

Federal Work-Study 

  • Work-study positions help students with financial needs, allowing them to earn money without impacting financial aid options.
  • Most on-campus jobs can be filled by Federal Work-Study recipients. 
  • Each student must apply and be approved to receive a work-study option. 

Internship

  • The purpose involves meaningful, career-related work that goes beyond the classroom.
  • The goal is to provide intentional learning in line with academic and career goals.
  • These may apply toward class credits, make sure to check with your academic advisor.
  • OSU Career Services only supports paid internships in our Interview & Job Portal.

Full-Time Entry Level

  • Full-time entry level positions are the beginning of a recent graduate’s career experience. Typically, in line with the candidate’s field of study, full-time entry level positions are often characterized by a learning curve, as recent graduates apply their academic knowledge to real-world scenarios.
  • These roles serve as a foundation for career growth and often involve training, mentorship and opportunities to build a professional network.

Full-Time Experienced

  • Job requirements for experienced roles generally indicate a desire for a proven track record of success in similar roles and the ability to contribute to the organization's objectives immediately. 
  • Relevant experience, specialized skills and education play a role in employers decisions.
  • Candidates should think broadly about leveraging their career and life experiences while exploring entry-level or experienced positions. 

Graduate Assistantship

  • Graduate Assistantships can be either teaching assistants or research assistants.
  • These positions are often found through networking with professors and faculty. 
  • Many opportunities can reduce educational expenses through scholarships, national fellowships or other funding opportunities. 

See Where Grads Are Going

View the First Destination Survey

CareerShift 

CareerShift is an additional, advanced job board that allows you to search, select and save job postings.

 

Although current students and recent graduates may find the most success with the Job & Interview Portal, this additional resource may provide additional support in your job search.

 

 

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