Graduate School
Graduate School

When considering whether to continue on to grad school directly after acquiring your bachelor’s degree, there are many questions that should be asked before
When considering whether to continue on to grad school directly after acquiring your bachelor’s degree, there are many questions that should be asked before
Career exploration can be very exciting but overwhelming due to the number of options available. It may be helpful to think in terms of determining a career path encompassing a variety of occupations.
What is your major? You will hear this question from nearly every relative, friend, and student you interact with during your course of study, especially your freshman year.
Once you have conquered the question, who am I, then you’re ready to advance to the Options to Explore stage.
By getting to know yourself, you have already begun the decision making process! Your career individuality, created by your interests, personality, values, and skills, hopefully have been more clearly defined after completing the activities contained in the Gain Self Awareness module. By knowing these things, you will be able to make decisions that compliment your career development.
As part of the GOALS Program, diversity can be a key component of career development.
Now is the time to reflect upon and discover what motivates you, what your belief system is, what your perceptions are of past experiences, and what you’re good at.
Many students want to succeed in the career. Some will reach their goals while others will run into career barriers.
Self-Awareness is the initial step in the career decision-making process.
As part of the GOALS Program, diversity can be a key component of career development.