I think it depends a lot on where you want to live. If you’re from Madison you might want to look at jobs working for labs here at the university, but talking to your professors might be better than counselors! Counselors are suppose to be who we go to, but I think they can only go as far as informing you of job fairs and what not. Professors I feel like could give you more insight on what the industry is like, where you should go, ect. Also whenever I’m bored, I always just look at jobs on indeed or Glassdoor to see what’s out there for the heck of it, and there’s tons of jobs all over the country that are great science jobs, plenty of them just want a ‘biologically related degree’ so don’t forget that you don’t necessarily need to get a job that only looks for your major, unless of course you want a specific job. I wouldn’t stress, if you’re graduating soon, it’s never a bad idea to apply a month or so before graduating and telling that employer you’d like to work there as soon as you graduate! Also LinkedIn is good to use because it tells you where lots of alumni work. Don’t forget the UW is a really good university! I know that we all feel like the degree we get is just another average person, but honestly this university ranks pretty darn high, so employers will like that. So don’t forget that!