Landing a Brokerage Job out of College

Hey everyone, long time lurker, first time poster. I am looking to land a CRE brokerage job right out of college, and would appreciate any tips/advice to stand out. I currently go to a state semi-target with a liberal arts major and shit GPA but stellar extracurriculars. I hold a broker's license in my state and have interned in brokerage and property management. I want to go straight into brokerage as I won't have any debt, a payed off car, and don't mind spending 12-18 months on my parents dime after graduation; and they don't mind either. I am a pretty extroverted person and have contacts at all major brokerages, but no official job offers. Any advice to stand out further would be greatly appreciated.

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  1. Look into WSO's resume service. Could be that.

  2. Get a student ULI Membership for cheap. Go to events to network and use the membership database to get contact information.

  3. Network some more.

  4. Don't be afraid to take a market analyst or similar role with your desired company first.

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