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Discuss the changes in college placement that have evolved over the past 20 years.
 
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What innovative program for delivering educational and vocational information was initiated at the Florida State University career center in 1975?
 
  a. Curricular Career Information Service (CCIS)
 b. Florida State Information Service (FSIS)
 c. Florida State Curricular Career Information (FSCCI)
  d. Modular Career Information Service (MCIS)



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Answer to Question 1

 The placement office of 20 years ago often functioned similarly to an employment agency. Traditional services included:

o posting job opportunities
o scheduling visits from recruiters
o arranging student interviews
o providing a placement file service
 Currently, career planning and placement services often include the following additional services:
o temporary position postings
o full-time vacation jobs
o job search training programs
o resum preparation workshops
o interview practice sessions
o career interest assessment
o career exploration workshops
o individual and group counseling
o follow-up studies of previous graduates

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