Students & new grads
Land the first job without faking it.
You don't need experience to get experience here. Climbr filters to internships and entry-level roles, scores them against your actual (yes, still-thin) resume, and tells you honestly where you fit and what to add — and it's built not to pad your resume with experience you don't have.
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Every major, every field
What your feed looks like
Summer Marketing Intern
Mid-size brand · Hybrid
Your coursework in consumer behavior and your campus-org social media work line up with this junior role.
Junior Data Analyst
SaaS startup · Remote
Strong on SQL from your stats course; add a small Tableau or dashboard project to close the gap on this one.
Example preview. Your real scores come from your actual resume — a thin one is fine, and we score only what's genuinely yours.
Scored against your real, still-thin resume
You don't need a packed resume to start. Add what you actually have — coursework, projects, a part-time job, one internship — and Climbr scores each role against that real background, with a one-sentence reason for every score. Honest about where you fit now, not where you'd fit if you padded it.
Filtered to internships & entry-level roles
Your feed is filtered to your field, experience level, job type, and location — so you see internships and junior openings instead of "5+ years required" listings you'd only get rejected from. An Internships toggle narrows the feed to internships and co-ops; an Entry Level filter covers junior openings separately.
It's built not to pad your resume with fake experience
Resume-padding tools tempt you to invent titles and skills — and that's exactly what gets students caught in interviews and reference checks. Climbr's tailoring is built not to: it only sharpens and surfaces what is genuinely yours, then re-scores so you see the real lift.
See the skill gap — and free ways to close it
When a role is a near-miss, the skill-gap analysis (Pro) names exactly what's missing and points you to free or low-cost courses and certs to close it for real. "Need experience to get experience" becomes a concrete checklist, not a vibe.
One tracker instead of forty browser tabs
Save roles to a simple kanban board and watch each application move from saved to applied to interview. The browser extension shows your match score right on a posting and saves it to your tracker — it never auto-applies, you always hit submit yourself.
Start free, no résumé padding, no card
Run the free Resume Score to see how a recruiter and an AI parser read your one-pager — no signup needed. Then a free Climbr account starts scoring real internships and entry-level roles against your background. You apply; Climbr never applies for you.
Everything a student actually wants
Discounts, real skills, and a path forward — not just a job board.
🎓 And Climbr itself is 50% off your first year — auto-applied with a verified .edu email. See plans →
Verified student discounts
A hand-checked directory of real deals on certs, software, and exam prep — across every major, each linking to the official source. No fake coupons.
Browse discounts — free →Build the skills that get you hired
Climbr names the exact gap between you and the roles you want, then points you to free courses and certs to close it — for real, not résumé padding.
Start free →Not sure what career you want? See the path
A roadmap to a target role with the milestones to get there, so you're not guessing what to do after graduation.
Start free →See what entry-level actually pays
Real pay ranges for junior roles by city, pulled from live listings — so your first salary talk starts from facts, not a lowball.
Explore pay — free →Student & new-grad job questions
What's the best job search tool for students and new grads?
Look for one that tells you honestly how well each internship or entry-level role in your field fits you, and leaves the applying to you. Climbr has an Internships toggle, an Entry Level filter and match scores against your real, still-thin resume, each with a one-sentence reason, and it's built not to invent experience you don't have. Free accounts get one real match score — the rest stay locked until you upgrade; Basic scores the 15 jobs it shows you, Pro 30, Elite your whole feed.
I have almost no experience — is this for me?
Yes — this is built for exactly that. Add whatever you genuinely have (coursework, class projects, a campus job, one internship) and Climbr scores internships and entry-level roles against that real background, telling you honestly where you already fit and what to add. Free accounts get one real match score — the rest stay locked until you upgrade; Basic scores the 15 jobs it shows you, Pro 30, Elite your whole feed. A thin resume is a starting point, not a disqualifier.
Will Climbr make up experience to pad my resume?
Climbr is built not to invent titles, skills, or credentials you don't have — that's the kind of padding that gets students caught in interviews and reference checks. Its tailoring only sharpens and surfaces what is genuinely yours, then re-scores so you can see the real improvement; on the website, tailoring gets a free first run on Free — full tailoring needs Pro or Elite. Honest by design.
Are there actually internships and entry-level roles in the feed?
Yes. Your daily feed is filtered to your field, experience level, and job type. An Internships toggle narrows it to internships and co-ops; an Entry Level filter is separate. The exact listings change as new roles are posted, so we won't quote a count — but the feed is built to surface early-career roles, not senior ones you can't get yet. Free accounts get one real match score — the rest stay locked until you upgrade; Basic scores the 15 jobs it shows you, Pro 30, Elite your whole feed.
How do I find internships as a computer science student?
Go where the postings start: companies' own career sites, federal Pathways internships on USAJOBS (for students enrolled at least half-time) and community-maintained GitHub internship lists. On Climbr, the Internships toggle narrows your feed to internships and co-ops, in your field or across all fields, and roles are scored against your real resume. Free accounts get one real match score — the rest stay locked until you upgrade; Basic scores the 15 jobs it shows you, Pro 30, Elite your whole feed.
Is there a student discount on Climbr itself?
Yes — Climbr is 50% off your first year, auto-applied when you verify a .edu email at checkout. See current plans on the pricing page, and check /students for our directory of verified third-party student discounts on certs and software.
How is this different from generic career-center advice?
Career-center advice is general; Climbr is specific to each posting. It reads the job and scores it against your actual resume — Free gets one real match score — the rest stay locked until you upgrade, Basic scores the 15 jobs it shows, Pro 30, Elite your whole feed — then names the real gap and points you to free ways to close it. It's built not to invent experience, and it never applies on your behalf.
Start with your resume — honestly
Run the free Resume Score, then create an account to get honest match scores on real internships and entry-level roles. No card required — we're built not to pad your resume, and we never apply for you.
Gov-curious? There's a free Federal Resume Checker, plus a directory of verified student discounts.
Want to browse before you sign up? See real internships by role and city.
Hunting internships between classes? Add Climbr to Chrome — free and see your match score right on the posting — 10 scores a week free, 30 on Basic.