As a prospective student, I want to understand how the McCausland College of Arts and Sciences prepares its undergraduate students for careers. Specifically, what are two concrete ways the college states students will build real-world experience or develop career-ready skills? Also, is there a specific career services department or contact person mentioned on the 'Career Readiness' page for further inquiries?
Navigate to 'https://sc.edu/study/colleges_schools/artsandsciences/academics/undergraduate/index.php'. Click on the 'Careers' link (ID 1021). Identify and extract two concrete ways students build real-world experience or develop career-ready skills from the 'Career Readiness' page. Determine if a specific career services department or contact person is mentioned on the 'Career Readiness' page. Synthesize the findings into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Career Readiness' page. The agent identifies 'internship opportunities' as one way students build real-world experience or develop career-ready skills. The agent identifies 'classes' or 'labs' as another way students build real-world experience or develop career-ready skills, or mentions connecting with 'alumni who are turning their passions into careers'. The agent correctly states that no specific career services department or contact person is mentioned on the 'Career Readiness' page.