University of South Dakota switches to Symplicity to help students navigate their careers

Finding your first job out of college is a tall order, and made even harder when the students in question are attempting to balance classes, assignments, and extracurricular work.

However, now USD’s Academic and Career Planning Center has a new application to help students navigate their way through this process. 

Heather Johnson, the Assistant Director of the Academic and Career Planning Center, said she is excited about the new app, Symplicity, and how it could help USD students find a career or internship. This app is based off the Coyote Careers system and is free to download, Johnson said.

“That is where any time we have employers that are looking to hire USD students, we have them post jobs there,” Johnson said. 

Full-time jobs, part-time jobs, on-campus jobs, work study, graduate assistantships and internships can all be found on Symplicity. 

The app is built in a way that it will suggest job offers to students based on their interests.  

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