The Johnnies Blog
The Ultimate Guide to Your First College Résumé (Even with “No Experience”)
You’ve been taking classes, joining clubs, and maybe picking up shifts somewhere between midterms. But when it comes time to actually put a resume together, all of that suddenly feels impossible to translate. What counts? What’s worth including? What’s going to make a company want to hire you?
In this guide, we break down several experiences to add to your first college résumé and how to highlight them in an impactful way.
Finding Your People in College: A Q&A with a First-Year, First-Gen Student
A first-generation student shares how stepping outside her comfort zone helped her find community and confidence at St. John’s University.
Tri‑National Online Exchange: A Cyber Security Research Experience Across the Americas
When many people hear the phrase global learning, they imagine passports, flights, and study‑abroad travel. At St. John’s University, however, global learning can also take place through sustained digital collaboration—connecting students across borders, languages, and institutions without leaving campus.
From College to Career: How Two St. John’s Alumni Turned Experience into Opportunity
See how two St. John’s alumni transformed their college experiences into real-world career success.
Choosing a College in New York City: What Students Should Know
New York City (NYC) is fast-paced, diverse, and constantly evolving. It can feel energizing and, at times, overwhelming. That mix is part of what shapes many students in powerful ways. Living and studying here challenges you to grow, adapt, and engage with perspectives you may not encounter anywhere else.
Whether you’re from a small town, a suburb, or another major city, this environment truly has something to offer. As you navigate your final college decision, here are a few pieces of advice to consider if New York City is on your top places to to call home for your academic journey.
