Student Success Center – Career Services
Guidance Extends Beyond the Classroom
Anna Maria College’s staff and faculty are committed to helping our students succeed. We tailor our curriculum to prepare you for your future career while providing the support you need to achieve your goals. Regardless if you are a traditional on-site student or customize your learning experience online, we are pleased to offer our Student Success Center resources online for access anytime, anywhere.
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Career Services
With a focus on post-graduation life, our Career Services site offers multiple services including:
Our resume building service includes a guideline booklet and resume reviews from alumni and Anna Maria College staff. These services, free to students, provide feedback from professionals in the industry who know what it takes to get hired. Simply visit the Career Services website and log in with your school username and password and follow the instructions for upload and resume review.
Personalized Appointments
Anna Maria College offers personal appointments for interview tips, cover letter help, and resume feedback. To set up an appointment, please call Gregory Walther, Director of Career Services at 508-849-3596.
Finding the Ideal Job
Anna Maria students and alumni have free access to the College Central Network. Updated weekly with hundreds of job listings posted exclusively to Anna Maria College, including post-graduate, part time, summer, and internship positions, this resource allows you to apply for jobs and post your resume for potential employers to search. In addition, you have access to announcements, upcoming events, career advice documents, and videos, podcasts, and career articles from over 125 authors.
For any questions or assistance regarding Anna Maria College’s career services, please email careerservices@annamaria.edu.
A Week in the Life
A common obstacle faced by many professionals considering furthering their education is figuring out how to fit an advanced degree into an already packed schedule. By breaking required study into manageable blocks throughout the week, you can easily fit school, work, and personal commitments into your schedule.
Check out this example of what a week as an online student could look like in this article.
View ArticleBenefits of Online Learning
Anna Maria College is fully committed to providing you with the most innovative, sought-after online bachelor’s and master’s degrees to elevate you personally and professionally. An online degree from Anna Maria College reflects your commitment to increasing your knowledge, impacting your community, and building a meaningful, fulfilling career.
Anna Maria College’s degrees combine academic excellence with social responsibility and personal enrichment. In today’s competitive job market, an advanced degree can make the difference in growing your career. An online degree makes earning advanced credentials possible for the working professional, and Anna Maria College’s distance learning format means you can take classes and work towards your degree whenever and wherever it is most convenient for you. Additional benefits of gaining your degree online include:
The associated costs of earning your degree online (commuting, course materials, etc.) are almost always less expensive than earning your degree in person on campus.
Although the coursework and degree requirements are the same between online and campus programs, online students often report a greater ability to concentrate and more opportunities to participate in class discussions.
The convenience and flexibility of online courses allows busy adults to easily plan their study and homework time around the rest of their day, which makes it possible to balance work and family commitments while earning your degree online.
Since the campus and online programs are identical, students who earn their degree online will have the same credential (and all the advantages that come with it) as traditional students who complete their degree on campus.