Networking opportunities, also known as Information Sessions, and career fairs are available to all our online and in-person students as well as alumni.

Yes, there are opportunities for networking and building professional connections, but not all opportunities are virtual.

Yes, all online, in-person, and alumni students can access career-readiness counseling and utilize all our online resources as well.

Our new online job board, called Handshake, is currently in the process of being onboard and all students will be informed about it and how to access it via a Broadcast announcement. All online career resources, including Handshake, Focus 2 Careers, and Big Interview are accessible via a single sign-in process using the BCC email address and password.

All students who officially graduate from BCC’s in-person or online programs are entitled to receive career services from the Office of Career Development.

Currently, we do not have an alumni-based program, but will do so in the near future.

Yes, the Office of Career Development does have employer partnerships and industry connections.

Through 1-on-1 virtual appointments with their assigned career specialist, online and in-person students and alumni can receive the following services: career exploration; determining a major that meets the student’s interest; resume and/or cover letter writing, review, and edits; assistance with accessing online self-directed programs; career-ready preparations to qualify for paid internships and jobs in their fields of study.

All online and in-person students as well as alumni are offered the following career services: career exploration; determining a major that meets the student’s interest; resume and/or cover letter writing, review, and edits; assistance with accessing online self-directed programs; career-ready preparations to qualify for paid internships and jobs in their fields of study. All internship and job placement assistance are free of charge.