Explore Your Options
Making a decision about your major or career path may feel overwhelming. Exploring your options is a process, and each action you take will create clarity for you.
While choosing a major may feel important for your future, keep in mind that your major doesn’t always equal your career. Your major will provide you with specific skills and knowledge which can be applied to many different career paths.
It may feel like there’s pressure to identify your career path and all the steps that will get you there. Careers are often not a linear process and can take many twists and turns along the way. Begin by identifying what you want to do in the near future and the steps needed to do that.
I just graduated ... now what?
You worked hard for your bachelor’s degree, but what’s next? Deciding on your next step may leave you filled with doubt and uncertainty, but Career Services is here to support you after graduation as well!
Career Assessments
There are a variety of career assessments that can help you better understand yourself and discover how that applies to the world of work. Increase your awareness of your skills, interests, values and personality through these assessment tools and activities. Some of these are best processed with a career advisor and others you can get started with on your own now.
Get started now
You can complete these assessments on your own as you explore your major and career options. Reach out to Career Services if you’d like to talk through your results.
Start on your own and connect with a career advisor
These activities can be started on your own, but then work best when you connect with a career advisor through a small group or individual appointment to process the activity.
Connect with a career advisor
The following career assessments and activities will need to be completed with a career advisor either virtually or in-person. Sign up for a career advising appointment to determine if these are a good fit for you.