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Four Year Plan No matter where you are in the process of exploring majors, thinking about internships, looking for jobs, or applying to graduate school, Career Services has programs and resources to assist you along the way. To schedule an appointment at any time to meet with a counselor, call the front desk at 258-3325. Here is a suggested timeline for undergraduate students, for keeping the pressure low and the potential for career success high. Freshman Year Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior Year Post-Graduation Freshman Year: We know freshmen have lots to do…classes to find, friends to make, a campus to explore. Career Services has something for you too! Career Services is here when you are ready to start looking for summer jobs and internships. In addition to summer opportunities, we also have a number of resources to help you explore how your interests relate to academic concentrations and potential career paths. Here are just a few things to think about doing during your first year at Princeton: Getting Started As you become involved in extracurricular activities, be aware that you are gaining skills and experience that will be useful as you consider summer jobs and internships. Join other students on?TigerTracks, our online system containing thousands of summer job and internship listings. You can search for internships from a range of industries and geographic locations. Start looking early, as some internships have late fall deadlines. Attend an Internships/TigerTracks Orientation in the fall semester. Once you log in to TigerTracks via our web site, you should complete your profile which enables you to receive targeted emails announcing internships based on your interests. Begin putting together your resume and meet with a career counselor to get feedback. You may also discuss your interests and the types of summer job or internships are available Subscribe to CareerNews a weekly email announcing upcoming events and career-related information. Explor