3 Things Every Freshman Business Student Should Do in Their First Year

 

  1. Join a student organization — I joined an insert org like the UNT Professional Leadership Program, and it’s a great way to network and develop soft skills.

  2. Visit the career center early — You don’t need to wait until junior year to plan your career.

  3. Talk to your professors — They’re not just here to teach. They have real-world experience and connections.

UNT offers so many tools — it’s up to us to use them!

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