So you've done your research and know which firms you'd like to work for. Now you have to make a great impression on them. For each step of the interview process we've compiled tips and examples for you to reference. Please stop by our office for extra pointers, a review of your resume, and a heads-up on great interviewing practices like the SBA's mock-interview sessions.

• Cover Letters -Make an impression! Cover letters are your first chance to let employers know what makes you unique and why they should hire you.

• Resumes - Here are several tips for what to do and what to avoid in creating your resume. Go the extra mile and tailor your resume for each employer. Also keep in mind that law resumes vary in many key respects from business resumes. Check out our tips so you avoid these mistakes.

• Letters of Reference - Unlike most professions, lawyers generally do not expect letters of reference to accompany resumes. When letters of reference are requested, include a sentence below each reference describing your job duties or relationship with that person.

• Interviews - The big day is here. Learn the art of successful interviewing.

• Etiquette - These are the little things that get you remembered. Make sure they remember you for the right reasons!