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“Should I be doing this, or should I drop out?”

You’re in your course and something’s not clicking. You’re not sure if you’re bored, burnt out, on the wrong course, or if uni just isn’t the right move for you right now. The stakes of getting it wrong feel huge.

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How Rodeo helps

Your agent helps you think it through honestly — what you’d be walking toward, not just what you’d be walking away from. It’ll map out what staying looks like, what leaving looks like, and what concrete alternatives exist so you can make the call with the full picture.

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”I need an internship that’ll actually lead somewhere.”

First or second year, and you’re starting to clock that the people who land good grad roles usually have something on their CV before final year. But the big-name internships feel gate-kept and the small ones are hard to find.

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How Rodeo helps

Your agent finds internships that fit your degree, your interests, and the direction you’re pointing toward — not just the ones everyone on LinkedIn is already applying to. It’ll help you tailor each application and flag earlier-stage companies where the work is real and the responsibility is higher.

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”Final year’s coming and I have no idea what’s next.”

You’re on track to finish your degree and the “so what are you going to do?” questions have started. You don’t have an answer and the grad schemes all seem to want one.

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How Rodeo helps

Your agent works through it with you — what your degree actually sets you up for, what you’ve enjoyed, what you haven’t, and what kinds of roles match the life you want. You come out with a shortlist of directions and a plan for the next six months, not a panic.

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”How do I stand out when I don’t have much to show yet?”

You’ve got decent grades and some part-time work but not the internships, societies, and “leadership experience” that every application seems to expect.

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How Rodeo helps

Your agent helps you reframe what you’ve actually done — retail, hospitality, tutoring, side projects, looking after siblings — into the skills employers actually care about. Then it points you at short, high-leverage things you can do now to strengthen your profile before application season.