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Graduating students c
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searches at USC's Career c
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Center, according to the t
center's assistant vice &
president. b
Paul P. Fidler said free &
senior seminars are
scheduled throughout the j<
semester to aid students p
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career oujecuves. p
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job search," Fidler said, v
"Students become aware of
what they have to offer s
potential employerso
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the center provides an on- t
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also conduct onampus
interviews, he said.
Each summer the center
chedules companies to
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There's no excuse for going (
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repared," Fidler said. )
Students take these in- \
erviews seriously and many (
ave attended the >
workshop," he said. \
In 1980, more than 500 C
tudents received at least (
ne job offer each as results >
f center-sponsored in- \
erviews, Fidler said. Of 722 C
Db offers made, 329 students ^
cceoted offers, he said j
"One of the main services S
of the center) is to help the i
tudents conduct a more (
uccessful job search on )
tieir own," he said. \
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