This is an exciting time for your Kelley student, but it can also be overwhelming. There are many resources available to help your student with coursework, career preparation, and wellness.
Is your student looking for opportunities to make friends and get involved at Kelley? Encourage them to explore our 70+ student organizations. They can also reach out the the Undergraduate Program Student Life team for guidance.
The curriculum at Kelley is rigorous. This might be the first time your child is really challenged in the classroom—and that’s OK. It’s important for them to seek help from their teachers and advisors, as well as use resources at Kelley and IU. Encourage your student to visit the Student Portal on the Kelley website to explore academic support services.
Academic advisors help students explore their interests, plan their path of study, and answer questions. Students can schedule an appointment with an advisor, or visit the office during drop-in hours for quick advising appointments. The Undergraduate Advising Office is located in Hodge Hall 3035.
Get tips from current students on how to be successful in some of Kelley’s required courses, including Computers in Business (BUS-K201), Basic Accounting Skills (BUS-A100), and Finite Mathematics (MATH-M118).
As a Kelley parent, you’re excited to see your student set and achieve their career goals. At the same, you’re wondering how they’ll get there. Kelley Undergraduate Career Services (UCS) is one the nation’s best, and you can be confident we prepare students to find lasting success.
Kelley's Undergraduate Career Services (UCS) is one of the nation’s best. Our experienced career coaches provide personalized guidance to help your student find the right career fit and prepare for the job search process.
Students can begin working with a career coach in their first year. Once they’ve enrolled in or completed one of Kelley's career education courses on the Bloomington campus, they can log in to make an appointment with a career coach.
For help with resumes, networking, interviewing, or any quick career questions, stop by the Conrad Prebys Career Services Center lobby from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Check in at the Drop-in Only kiosk and a peer coach or career coach will help you. Can’t make it to drop-in hours? Stop by the Prebys Center lobby from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Once students have enrolled in or completed one of Kelley's career education courses on the Bloomington campus, they can log into Kelley Connect to access job listings, resume tools, and other resources.
Discover business interests, research potential career matches, and develop leadership skills through Kelley Compass, a three-course curriculum designed for real-world, practical applications.
Join the IU Kelley School of Business Alumni Association LinkedIn group and access the Kelley alumni leadership network subgroup available to all Kelley students and graduates.
The Kelley Undergraduate Career Services employer relations team connects top companies with Kelley talent. Are you an employer interested in hiring Kelley students? Reach out to us at hirekelley@iu.edu or 812-855-5317 to talk about ways you can create opportunities that benefit both Kelley students and your organization.
Learn how Kelley prepares students through mock interviews, career fairs, networking nights, and more, in this parent webinar with Rebecca Cook, executive director of Kelley Career Services.
Rebecca Cook, Executive Director of Kelley Career Services The best advice you can give your student is to come talk to us at UCS—for help with resumes, cover letters, networking opportunities, mock interviews, negotiating offers. That’s why we’re here.
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