EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WILL ADVISE SENIORS

Members of the class of 1927 who are in doubt as to their occupations after graduation from the University may receive advice on prospects in various fields of business and aid in securing any position they may wish, it was announced yesterday by W. W. Daly '14, director of the University Employment Office.

For these men, two opportunities of discussing their problems will be presented. They will be able to talk over their problems with some member of the University, either in the College or the Business School, who is particularly well acquainted with the general fields of interest to college graduates. Men actually engaged in commercial or industrial affairs have also signified their willingness to interview students about problems of the same nature.

1937 Answers Questionnaire

A questionnaire has already been sent out to all seniors and out of course students who may be candidates for degrees during the college year 1926-27. In each case the men have been asked to signify whether or not they are interested in securing employment, and whether or not they wish to talk with someone about, their permanent work. About one-half of the Class has responded to date.

Arrangements have already been made with a number of representatives of business concerns who come to Cambridge every year, providing for conferences with seniors who may be interested in their particular businesses. Arrangements will also be made to secure interviews in any particular line of work in which seniors are interested, whether or not representatives of those lines of business are in the habit of coming to Cambridge for interviews.