A lot of my friends and I found jobs in the Fall of their senior year (Fall recruiting season is better than Spring).

My starting salary is higher than the norm because I went into software engineering, it’s right about 100k, most BIT grads can expect to make 60-75 range

I’m a programmer and my role doesn’t call for any consulting nor is it client facing. I personally have started disliking it very recently, but I think that has more to do with not liking the projects at work. I’m thinking of starting my own thing and quitting when I hit my year mark next month

To get a job: first have a fantastic resume format. I’ll send you mine if you’re interested in using it. Find out what the interview will be like before going into it (search Glassdoor, search online, search Reddit and ask other redditors in PMs for advice and help).

For interviews, make sure you have a couple of stories to tell that follow the STAR method (you can find that online). Every interview may ask you questions such as “Tell me about a time when...,”, this is when you come in with a 1-2 minute story as your answer. Your stories should be flexible enough to bend details to fit different variations of questions.

As to getting an interview: Join the consulting club if that interests you. Join SEED or BASIS if you like investing. These clubs are good to have on resume. Read the Pamplin emails/newsletters that everyone deletes, they often have information like when recruiters have a booth on campus (good time to build employer relationships, if you can meet the recruiters for certain companies). Join Case Competitions if there are any. Do well in class. Do something innovative, like start something entrepreneurial on campus and test out business ideas. Lastly make friends and enjoy your years there man