The Scavenger Hunt That Boosts Your Resume

May 03, 2016
* Sponsored Post

For many students, part of the college experience is being on a tight budget: scavenging for free food and events. One of the ways to get around that is by getting job. However, most on campus jobs are mind-numbingly boring, sucking up your precious free time for minimum wage. Thankfully there’s a new way to get paid while having fun and doing what you love.

Campus Pursuit is a marketing company that uses scavenger hunts to create brand interactions with college students. You’ve likely seen Campus Pursuit users in action - feverishly digging behind couches and fighting for the winning prize. They weren’t crazy, they were on a mission. Through the app, students get push notifications about prizes that have been hidden on campus, and have to follow clues and solve riddles to find the location. The adrenaline rush from these scavenger hunts help brands create long lasting relationships with college students.

Campus Pursuit was founded in 2013 by Binghamton University roommates Scott Wisotsky and Shachar Avraham to help brands advertise to college students. “We were inspired by an opportunity to impact the college marketing industry through a unique and interactive way,” explained Shachar. “Who doesn’t love free stuff?”

As a college student, you can get paid for serving as a Campus Pursuit Brand Ambassador. Even if you don’t need the money, it’s a great way to build your resume while having fun and gaining marketing and sales experience. Brand Ambassadors are responsible for closing deals with local businesses, marketing the app to classmates, and hiding prizes once a week in the scavenger hunts (hint: you should probably refer to them as “on-campus events” when you list it on your resume). No experience necessary. Campus Pursuit trains and guides their ambassadors.

Benefits of being a Campus Pursuit Brand Ambassador: 

  • Earn $500-600 on any single deal you close with a local business
  • Get paid for each student you get to download the Campus Pursuit app

  • Receive free product samples and goodies from participating brands

Campus Pursuit is active on 14 campuses and is expanding to 50 by fall 2016. Find out how you can join an active school or start your own. Rolling applications means right now is a great time to apply.

    About The Author

    AdmitSee Staff
    AdmitSee Staff

    ​We remember our frustration with applying to college and the lack of information surrounding it. So we created AdmitSee to bring much-needed transparency to the application process! Read more about the team here.




    Browse Successful Application Files

    Mgtorres33
    USC


    Accepted to USC, NYU, UMich, UCSD, Rochester, BC, BU, Miami OH, Loyola U Chicago, Miami, U of Minnesota, Drexel, Illinois

    Typical Student from Chicago who has had the best of the American/Hispanic Culture. As well, I applied to 25 schools
    aa192002
    Stanford


    Accepted to Stanford, Dartmouth, Drexel, Wisconsin, IWU, UChicago

    A Boy Having Intrinsically Nuanced Acumen for Vacuity
    juliawang143
    UPenn


    Accepted to UPenn, Illinois, UMich

    lover of the Bachelor, avocadoes, hikes, and rewatching Harry Potter for the 1000th time.
    ApplyingAsAnIn…
    GA Tech


    Accepted to , Illinois Tech, RIT, Clarkson, Stevens, GA Tech, Case, UMich, Illinois, Colorado, Rochester

    Georgia Tech Class of 2019. Studying Computer Science. Working for Google in Summer 2016

    New Posts

    Winners of the AdmitSee 2020 College Scholarship
    Winners of the AdmitSee 2020 College Scholarship
    September 30, 2020

    We are so excited to announce that for this year’s scholarship, we selected five scholarship winners to maximize the impact of our $5,000 college scholarship prize money....

    Load More Posts