Resources

• Career coaching appointments with a dedicated PCSB Graduate Programs career coach (see more below)
• Drop-in hours with a career coach for quick questions on resumes, interview prep, salary negotiations, and more
• Personalized, career planning tools, such as the Individualized Professional Development Plan (IPDP)

• Handshake – a portal that connects PC students with jobs and internships across the country
• Vmock – an online, AI, subscriber-only tool to improve resumes
• Big Interview – leading system for learning and practicing interview skills, with hands-on practice tailored to specific industries, jobs, and experience levels
• FriarLink – an exclusive, Providence College-only, online community for networking with the loyal Friar Family and joining career affinity groups

• Professional development workshops on a wide-range of topics, including professional digital communication, utilizing social media in job searches, emotional intelligence, personal branding, and more.
• MOS Excel Series training, which leads to taking the MOS Excel certification exam, and training in other office software applications.

Meet Susan Riley, the Providence College School of Business career coach, who is dedicated graduate business students.  Susan partners with PCSB graduate students in exploring career opportunities, setting career goals, and establishing plans to reach them. Susan has worked in higher education for more than a decade. As a professor, she taught courses on entrepreneurship and innovation, management, and international business, as well as co-directed the one-year MBA program at the University of Rhode Island.  Susan now enjoys helping PCSB graduate students find their passion and assist in their career planning and professional development.

To contact Susan, make an appointment in Handshake.

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On-campus housing is not available for graduate students. However, a listing of available rental property can be accessed via JumpOffCampus (link opens in a new tab).

Learn more about off-campus living.

Students enrolled in a degree program are eligible for a PC ID card, which allows access to parking, the library, printing, the RIPTA bus line, etc. To sign up for an ID, go to PC Card Services to upload a photo. ID cards are generally available for pick-up in the PC ID Office, Harkins 401, within 2-3 business days.

Students enrolled in a degree program and taking a full-time course load (9-credits or above) are eligible for a gym membership at the Concannon Fitness Center. A membership may be purchased for $50 per semester. More information can be found at the Fitness Center website.

Students enrolled in a degree program and taking a full-time course load (9-credits or above) are eligible for a gym membership at the Concannon Fitness Center. A membership may be purchased for $50 per semester. More information can be found at the Fitness Center website.

Student dining is available at:

• The Ryan Center Cafe, located on the first floor of the Ryan Center for Business Studies
• The  Alumni Food Court, located in the lower level of Slavin Center
• Dunkin’ Donuts, lower-level Slavin
• Ruane Café, located in Ruane Center for Humanities

Refer to the PC Dining site for more information.

Student PC ID cards may be used at these locations.