Metal panels on the outside of the building have been removed, the entrance is being updated with a canopy and benches and landscaping outside will make the building more attractive, said Pamela Lepley, director of communications and public relations at VCU.
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Foreign language requirements. Transfer Maps. View Transfer Maps for this major. Department name:. Year 1. Attend all supplemental instruction sessions. Apply to join the Honors College. Get involved and meet new friends through VCU Student Government or one of over student clubs and organizations. Visit a study abroad fair and complete Rams Abroad online to learn about study abroad options.
Review the OMSA website. Make an appointment with the National Scholarship Office to explore study abroad and national scholarship opportunities.
Complete your Handshake profile and opt-in to industry email lists. Consider applying for a federal work-study FWS job on- or off-campus through Handshake. Access your free credit report and begin making responsible credit choices to prepare for your future. Attend a Pre-Professional Health Interest Workshop if considering a professional health program medicine, dentistry, etc.
Year 2. Ask questions about how to use the library. Schedule an appointment with your advisor and explore minors, certificates, and skills-based value added courses. Talk to your professors about research interests, picking future classes, and strategies for success in your program.
Meet with a faculty member to discuss your personal and professional interests. Take a service-learning class or volunteer to address a social issue Hands on Greater Richmond. Consider short-term, semester and year-long Study Abroad opportunities. Join a cultural or identity-related organization.
Gain practical experience related to career goals through internships, shadowing, part-time work, or independent skill building. Get plugged into VCULink to connect with students and alumni.
Conduct informational interviews or shadow someone in a field of career interest. Consider who you would ask to serve as professional and academic references for future letters of recommendation. Meet with a coach at The Money Spot to set financial goals, understand student loans, and create spending plans. Year 3. See your academic and career advisors regularly to discuss your progress towards graduation and career planning. Enhance your business, software, technology and creative skills using LinkedIn Learning.
If you are considering graduate or professional school or a post-bacc certificate, make sure you are integrating the prerequisite course requirements into your degree plan appropriately. Create a community-engaged research project. Attend civic meetings, such as school board , neighborhood associations, city council , or state legislative sessions. Make an appointment with the National Scholarship Office to explore post-graduate scholarship and fellowship opportunities, such as the Fulbright Student Scholarship.
Attend at least two or three public talks or other events advertised by the department. Attend a program through the Wellness Resource Center.
Richmond is known for hosting a wide array of festivals! Learn about new cultures, food, and music by attending one of these events. Update your resume to include how you have developed your communication and interpersonal skills for future work on multidisciplinary and multicultural teams. Complete a study abroad experience if you planned to.
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