New York Recruiting Consortium Interview Day (NYRC)
Consortium interviews take place in New York City,
on Friday, January 6, 2012. Only current undergraduates from Arts, Sciences and Engineering may
participate in this consortium.
Application Deadline is Monday, November 21 at 9pm.
Registration
NYRC will be held on January 6, but you must apply
online for interviews by November 21 at 9pm.
Click here to download application
instructions. If you have further questions that are not addressed in
the information below, please contact Career Services at 617.627.3299 or stop by Dowling Hall.
Submitting Resumes
You should first review the Employer Job Descriptions on the
NYRC ’12 website
and decide whether or not to submit a resume for a
particular interview schedule. Employer Job Descriptions, in most cases, provide
details about the employer, the position(s) they are recruiting for, and
position qualifications. Employers are able to join the Consortium up until the resume
submission deadline, so check the web site on a regular basis for new additions.
Only apply for interviews if you can
reasonably guarantee that you will be able to interview with these employers in
New York City on Friday, January 6, 2012.
Application materials need to be uploaded in the Documents
section of the website in order for you to submit your applications to
employers. If you believe you are qualified, submit all required
application materials through the website by Monday, November 21.
Application submissions must include all materials requested by the employer.
Incomplete applications will not be submitted by the system.
Preparing an Unofficial Transcript
If the application requirements require the submission
of a college transcript, you will need to create an unofficial transcript. Copy
and paste your transcript information from SIS Online into a Word document and
be sure to include your name.
Upload your transcript document into the
NYRC '12 website.
Note: You absolutely MUST NOT alter your grades. Many employers will
ask you for an official transcript later. Misrepresentation of any information
is cause for revocation of recruiting privileges and disciplinary action by the
Dean of Students. Additionally, companies have called Career Services to let us
know that offers were rescinded because of false documentation.
Employer-Selected Interviews
Students who were selected for interviews will be notified by e-mail
starting Monday, December 5. If you do not receive an e-mail then you
were not selected for an interview. If you were chosen as an alternate,
you will be notified on an as-available basis. You can also find your status by
reviewing your personal profile on the
NYRC '12 website
(only you and Career Services staff members can see your status).
Scheduling Interview Times
Once you receive an e-mail notification of the interview(s) for which you have
been selected, you may sign up for interviews through the
NYRC ’12 website. Make certain you remember to record the
interview date and time in your planner for future reference!
Policies
If you are applying for a position, it is assumed you will accept an interview
offer and be able to travel to NYC to interview. Do not apply for any positions
where this is not the case. The
Tufts Career Services No-Show
Policy is in effect for the New York Recruiting Consortium. Note:
Students are responsible for their own travel and housing.
- Application submission deadline for resumes, cover letters and other
required materials is Monday, November 21 at 9pm.
- Students who are selected for interviews will be notified by e-mail
starting
Monday, December 5.
- Students selected for interviews must sign up for interview times by
Monday, December 12.
- Students selected as alternates will be contacted individually to sign up for interview times.
- Interviews take place on Friday, January 6, 2012
in New York
City at the American Management Association (AMA) Executive Conference
Center, 1601 Broadway (Broadway & 48th St.).
Updated Sunday, November 13 -
Continue to check this list for new employers
Communications/Media
Consulting/Finance
Law
Business Services, Education, Medical/Science Research, Nonprofits
Q: What is the "password token"?
A: The password token is listed in the
application instructions.
Q: Where are the interviews held?
A: Interviews are held in New York City at the
American Management Association (AMA) Executive Conference Center, 1601 Broadway
(Broadway and 48th St.). Maps and specific directions will be provided for
students selected for interviews.
Q: How will I be notified about an interview?
A: You will be notified by e-mail only.
Q. Will my travel or lodging be reimbursed?
A. No. By submitting your applications to NYRC,
you are agreeing to travel to the interviews on Friday, January 6, 2012 at your
own expense.
Q: How do I register?
A: Application Deadline is Monday, November 21 at 9pm.
Click here to download application
instructions.
You will be notified if you have been selected for interviews starting December
5. You
may sign up for interviews immediately after you are notified. You have until December 12 to do so.
You may check the status of your interview applications by clicking on your
Events Calendar icon at the top of the page and then scrolling to the bottom and
clicking on Interview Status.
Q: How do I find out which employers are participating in NYRC?
A: A list of participating employers and their job descriptions is available
through the
NYRC ’12 website. This list is subject to change as we receive updated
information from employers. Please refer to the job descriptions regularly prior
to the consortium for the most up-to-date information.
Q: How do I submit a resume and cover letter?
A: Application materials are submitted electronically through the
NYRC ’12 website. Please read the employers descriptions carefully for
details on the positions available and required application materials. The
application deadline is Monday, November 21, 2011 at 9pm.
Q: Some of the employers will also be recruiting at Tufts Career Services
during on-campus recruiting. If I have submitted a resume to an employer for
on-campus recruiting, may I also submit a resume for the New York Recruiting
Consortium?
A: If you have already interviewed with an
employer or know you will be interviewing on-campus, you should not interview
twice. Some of the employers are interviewing for different positions at the New
York Recruiting Consortium, so if you are selected to interview for different
positions at different times you may go to both interviews. You should also
decline an interview if you discover you have been selected by the same employer
for the same position more than once.
Q: I’ve just accepted a job offer, but I’ve submitted applications to
NYRC. What do I do?
A: If the resume submission deadline has not passed, remove your applications
submissions in the
NYRC ’12 website.
Otherwise,
please contact us to have your application removed. Q. If I was not
pre-selected for an interview, may I still show up on January 6 to talk to employers?
A. No. Unlike a career fair, this recruiting event is a day of pre-scheduled
interviews.
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