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What SD 11 Has Done for Me

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SD 11 has been a great experience. The course teaches you how to make a proper resume, cover letter, hone your interview skills and really examine possible career choices. I went from strictly wanting to be a physician, to considering being a physician’s assistant, and other possibilities in higher education such as my Master in Public Health, or Nutrition. I also got to experience what it would be like to be interviewed. This is a great course for practically anyone; from those serious about a particular career choice, someone with many different choices in mind, to someone who has no idea what they want to do.  

-Anika H.

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  1. CoolKccStudentNovember 24, 2013 at 3:50 PM

    SD 11 has also done so many positive things for me, last class i learned about social network, anything you create or post in the internet its not private and goes all public, so always think before you post something up and if you do then you'll learn from your mistake. SD 11 is a great experience with career choices and learning more into resumes and interviews. Thanks for my instructor Nadia Frank i learned how to be prepared,sharp looking for interviews and creating your own cover letter. Wilmer S Mejia ( WSM )

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