“It's been really nice getting an internship early,” Toigo said. “So much of engineering the first two years, it's just a bunch of science, math and gen ed's. So, getting this internship gives me a leg up in terms of just getting to feel a little bit more of what that would be like in a job. So much of what I've done helps me academically as well.” Mia Toigo, a sophomore civil engineering student, found early career success after getting an internship at Olsson her freshman year. She attributes her success to meeting with her career coach, Theresa Luensmann, before the fair. “We went through the list of all the different booths that were going to be at the career fair and made a game plan to research those companies,” Toigo said. “She recommended structuring it, so I went to ones that were low risk first as like practice. I went to Olsson last, so I had gotten out all the kinks in the elevator speech, that was phenomenal and helped me so much.” After the fair, Toigo got an interv...