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MSU Students Learn Job Options

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Dressed to impress.

Minot State University students were on a job hunt this morning.

MSU's Student Success Center hosted the 25th annual job fair today, bringing students and employers under one roof.

Employment opportunities range from summer work, internships or lifelong careers.

Students say even with ample job availability in our area, job fairs are a convenient one-stop-shop, especially when searching for the right internship fit.

(Shadreck Chiweshe, MSU Accounting & Finance Major) "I'm an accounting and finance major and basically I'm looking at a financial analyst and CPA. That's the career path I'm looking at."

(Joel Ziogociavio, MSU International Business) "It's really valuable for students to have a job fair like this. For networking and making connections. I handed off some resumes and got some websites. So it's really cool."

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