For FSU business students

Coffee To Career started as one FSU student's internship search. Right now it's in a private pilot, and it opens to FSU students first.

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The pilot

Coffee To Career is in a private pilot at Florida State University, free for the students in it. Invites open to FSU students soon.

Request an invite

It's free for the students in the pilot. To join, request an invite with your FSU email, then see what happens after you're invited.

What you get

  • Postings scored against your areas, semester, place and hours
  • A resume editor that keeps a copy for each posting
  • A coffee chat note drafted for the person you save for a posting, for you to send
  • Answers lined up to paste into Greenhouse and Lever forms (application systems many companies use), on postings that pass its checks
  • A prep room for an interview, when you ask for one Beta

Areas and places

It's meant for business students. For now you pick the areas you want, among them marketing, sales and business development, operations, product, entrepreneurship, startups and finance and accounting.

You pick the places to search, a city and state or a whole state, and each posting links to an FSU alumni search on LinkedIn that opens in your browser.

For professors and advisors

No application or message goes out in a student's name unless the student sends it.

How student data is handled

Coffee To Career is an independent project. It isn't run, approved or endorsed by Florida State University.