University Career Center
The University of Texas at El Paso is taking measures to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and faculty during the COVID-19 outbreak. On Tuesday, March 24th, the City of El Paso issued a shelter-at-home ordinance to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. All COVID-19 updates can be found at www.utep.edu/coronavirus.
The Career Center staff is available to e-meet with you Monday - Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. We look forward to connecting with UTEP students and alumni for resume reviews, career advising, and mock interviews via MS Teams. Please email us at careers@utep.edu. We miss seeing your beautiful faces, so please do not hesitate to reach out!
Welcome to the Career Center, we invite you to learn about the many services available to you as a UTEP student. Connect to your college liaison and peer career advisor, access major specific information and learn about employers recruiting on campus.
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Don’t Be Scammed: AVOID FRAUDULENT JOBS
Your UTEP Career Center offers the following tips to help you avoid being scammed by fraudulent jobs. If you encounter any suspicious activity, please email us at careers@utep.edu and security@utep.edu. Core essentials to avoiding a job scam:- Do not give your personal bank account, PayPal account, or credit card number to a new employer.
- Do not agree to have funds or paychecks directly deposited into any of your accounts by a new employer – you should know them first. (Most employers give the option of direct deposit or a paycheck, and make these arrangements during your first day or week of actual employment, on-site – not before.)
- Do not forward, transfer, send by courier (EX:
FedEX , UPS), or "wire" money to anyone. Do not be tricked into becoming a money mule. - Do not respond to suspicious and/or "too good to be true" unsolicited job emails.
- In general, applicants do not pay a fee to obtain a job, but there are some rare exceptions.
