Remote services are available to students. Please click on one of the links below to schedule a phone or virtual appointment today!

Need direction? Meet with a Career Counselor and have a Career Chat. We'll help you complete an assessment and access online tools.
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A great resume lands you an interview! At the Freeman Center, we provide one-on-one appointments to spruce up your resume, cover letter, and even further your chances with a mock interview.
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Internships & Work-Based Learning The work-based learning team (WBL) will help you explore opportunities to prepare you for your future career through internships, job shadowing, mentorships, and more.
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For other career needs, please email us at careerchat@pasadena.edu.

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Need direction? Meet with a Career Counselor and have a Career Chat. We’ll help you complete an assessment and access online tools.

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Internship specialists and assistance to get you the hands-on experience you need.

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Opportunities to match your skills and interests. Jumpstart your career!

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About the Freeman Center

The Robert G. Freeman Center for Career and Completion was established through a generous donation from Molly Munger and Steve English, local philanthropists and supporters of PCC. The center is named for Munger's stepfather, an alumnus of the college and a contemporary of Walter Shatford, from whom PCC's Shatford Library derives its name. Dr. Freeman was a Pasadena Unified School District board member and a vocal advocate for the desegregation of Pasadena's public schools. Dr. Freeman passed away in 1975, but his legacy lives on in the lives that have been impacted by PCC and the Freeman Center.

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