That's a question that rings in the ears of all college students regardless of age, status, or rank.

MTSU does a fantastic job encouraging ideas and bringing up opportunities for all students when they hold career fairs.

Recently, Mass Comm held a career day for its students, offering representatives from the recording industry, the radio industry, film, and television. I had the
great fortune of helping out with parking and one of the tables a portion of the day.

Students and faculty were invited to sit in on panels discussing several relevant topics, including women in the recording industry. As a recording industry student,
I was absolutely inspired by these recent MTSU graduates who already work in the field. One woman even expressed that she still bleeds blue with Blue Raider pride.

I feel honored to attend a university that cares so much about taking a student's education and making something out of it after graduation. Career fairs are MTSU's
way of getting its students' feet in the
doors of their futures.