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Making the grade: climb to greater academic heights in college with this advice on choosing courses, selecting a major, writing papers, and dealing with ... An article from: Careers & Colleges by Tracey Randinelli, 2005-03-01
8 tips on choosing college courses.: An article from: Careers & Colleges by Don Rauf, 2007-06-22
Probes clear Fairfield University of major violations in basketball.(FOCUS: Continuing Education and Choosing the Right College): An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal
Destiny Points: Decisions for Success in College and Beyond by Mindy Hurt-Audlin, 2002-02-22
A Treatise on Choosing Your Major by Reino W. Tanttila, 2003
The Confidence Trigger: The Quick, Easy Guide to Increasing Your Joy! by Lauren Marie Owen, 2010-10-12

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Hiatt
Whom should I talk to for help in choosing major? Basta, N. major Options The Student s Guide Linking college majors and Career Opportunities During
http://www.brandeis.edu/hiatt/majors.html

Extractions: Hiatt Career Center Brandeis University Services Hiatt Career Center Info for: Employers First Years Sophomores Juniors ... Parents Quick Links Overview JAMIN Career Exploration Events ... FAQ's Choosing a Major What can I do with a major in... What should I do to supplement my major? Whom should I talk to for help in choosing major? What books and other resources are available to help me make this decision? What can I do with a major in...?
Choosing Your Major — Page 1
Steps to take to choose a major. Your journey to better employment via a college degree is a journey of many choices including choice of college,
http://www.jobweb.com/resources/library/Careers_In/Choosing_Your_Major_122_01.ht

Extractions: Home About JobWeb Contact Us Site Map ... For Employers Career Library Career Library Library By Mary Lou Taylor But while this question may seem to be the most logical one to ask, answers for many majors may be difficult to find. Why is this? Most of you are attending college because you believe it will lead you to better employment. Your journey to better employment via a college degree is a journey of many choices including choice of college, choice of major, and choice of courses. Majors are part of the process that leads to earning a degree. They are designed for academic purposes rather than for career purposes. This is why the link between many majors and specific career fields is often unclear. Once you recognize this, you can begin asking questions that do have clear answers. Begin by identifying your specific decision-making goal. Different students prefer different starting points, and different starting points will suggest different questions. Where do you wish to begin? Do you want to choose a major first and identify career possibilities later, or choose a few career options and then identify possible majors that can help you get there? Think of an important decision you have made recently, such as deciding on a specific college or making a significant purchase. The steps to making a major decision follow a basic decision-making/problem-solving process that you have used many times.
Major Decisions Some Common Misperceptions
Misperception 4 choosing one major means giving up all the others. A student in the college of Agricultural Sciences, for example, might be planning a
http://www.psu.edu/dus/md/mdmisper.htm
Pima Community College : Choosing Your Major
It s fine to start college undecided about your major. It may help to shop around during your You don t have to choose a career that matches your major.
http://www.pima.edu/advising/stdorient/ChoosingYourMajor.shtml

Extractions: Businesses Getting Started New Student Orientation Choosing a Major It's fine to start college undecided about your major. It may help to shop around during your first year. Declaring a major gives you a goal, keeps you focused and motivates you to study. A major reflects study in a field that you're passionate about. Use the education you get to create a career that gives you satisfaction. Many careers in occupational fields don't require specific majors. You don't have to choose a career that matches your major. When deciding on a career or major Use our resources to identify your interests, skills, values, personality and other factors that help you choose a major and make career goals. Visit a campus Career Center or library.
Online Choosing A Major And College (PCC)
Choose a major and Find a college. CHOOSE A major. What can you do with a major in? http//www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/majors A tool to find career
http://www.pcc.edu/pcc/res/careers_jobs/online_choosemajor.htm
Northland College: Choosing Classes
choosing a major choosing classes first year experience course Requirements for your major and Exploring your Interests You should select one
http://www.northland.edu/Northland/CurrentStudents/GettingStarted/ChoosingClasse

Extractions: @import url( /Northland/Themes/CurrentStudents/secondary-master.css ); This page is designed using Cascading Style Sheets. You are being shown the raw text because the style sheet has not reached your browser. In order to view the page as intended, you will need to upgrade your browser. Skip to content Tools Search Global Navigation Section Navigation Your future at Northland awaits and choosing the courses you will take for the fall semester is an exciting part of that process. Our curriculum has many unique offerings that will both challenge and inspire you. Use the guidelines below to prepare a tentative schedule that totals 13-17 credits. An advisor will help you complete the process. Resources to Review: The Timetable of Courses (Fall timetable on-line now) â lists all courses offered next fall, with scheduled meeting times. Please contact us if you do not have access to the Timetable on-line.
Choosing A Major
AES free college planning site. Choose a career, perform a college search, upon the college providing a strong academic program in a certain major.
http://www.educationplanner.com/education_planner/selecting_article.asp?sponsor=
How To Choose A Major And Investigate Careers
It is important to keep in mind that choosing a major and preparing for a It s true that a college education will help prepare you for the job market.
http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/advising/majchoos.html

Extractions: Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Choosing a Major Many students are undecided about their majors when they enter college-and many who think they have decided will change their minds more than once before they graduate. Although parents and friends will keep asking you what you're majoring in, you shouldn't feel pressured to make a quick decision. There is a lot to choose from at a university of this size, and there are many factors you need to think about as you are considering potential majors. On the average, people change majors three times and careers seven times. Take time to explore your interests and your options. You must declare your major by the time you complete 105 credits; this is about one quarter into your junior year. For the first few quarters of your college career it's perfectly all right not to know what your major will be, but you should be taking steps to find out. As early as your freshman year, one or two of your courses each quarter should be a subject you're considering as a major, or a requirement of your intended major. Although everyone has to complete general education requirements (English composition, Areas of Knowledge, etc.), it is not a good idea to concentrate exclusively on general education requirements first and postpone thinking about a major. Many majors require more than 50 credits and some have extensive prerequisites. If you put off your decision too long, you may have to attend more than four years to complete your degree.
Wilson College: Choosing Your Major
Solidify your major and choose a minor or concentration. Upload your most current resume on college Central Network and check job listings and oncampus
http://www.wilson.edu/wilson/asp/content.asp?id=101
Otterbein College Career Development Center - Choosing The Right Major
Advice on how to choose the right major for you. choosing the Right major. Many college students are troubled by questions about career direction and
http://www.otterbein.edu/resources/CDC/students/major.asp

Extractions: Development Center Services for Students Finding Yourself ... Job Sites Many college students are troubled by questions about career direction and choosing a major. If you are one of those students, here are some myths about choosing a major that may help you put these questions into perspective. Myths About Choosing a Major A specific academic major exists for every career field Some career fields do require a specific credential, such as teaching or nursing, and some, such as public accounting or music, are difficult to enter without the proper background. However, most career fields do not require a specific major and most majors will allow you to excel in a number of occupations. Even though there is a good chance that your first job might be somewhat related to your major, many people eventually end up in all kinds of jobs that have nothing to do with their undergraduate degree. Liberal arts degrees are not marketable Some of the most successful people in the United States have liberal arts degrees. Otterbein graduates have become successful business managers, computer specialists, consultants, and even CEOs with degrees in English, history, and art. Your unique blend of capabilities, interests and experiences are what make you marketable, not just your academic major.
Gettysburg College-Center For Career Development
The bottom line in choosing your major is that the best decisions are usually Most importantly, choose a major that you are going to enjoy studying and
http://www.gettysburg.edu/college_life/career/majors.htm

Extractions: Deciding on a Major The b ottom line in choosing your major is that the best decisions are usually made when you have the most information. Complete some of the steps below to assist you during your decision making process. Determine your skills and interests by taking advantage the career interest tools Spend some time reviewing "What Can I Do With This Major?" Speak with upper-class students and professors in the departments that appeal to you. Take courses that incorporate your interests and what is important to you.
Center For Academic Advising -- The Richard Stockton College Of NJ
choosing a major, Academic Policies Curriculum choosing a major Degree Programs Step 2, Exploring Stockton s majors Minors
http://www2.stockton.edu/advising/choosingamajor.html
Guilford College - Choosing A Major
Some Questions to Ask Yourself When Deciding on a major; More Tips for Finding the Right major for You; What Can I Do With the majors at Guilford college?
http://www.guilford.edu/services/index.cfm?ID=700005850
College Majors - Choosing A Major
choosing a college major can be challenging. It is a good idea to give your potential career some thought, but what we dont recommend is that you obsess
http://www.townsend-outlook.com/edits_college/ed-prep/fishing_for_a_major.html

Extractions: If you get a positive response, arrange to talk by phone, if possible. Jot down some specific questions to give the conversation some structure because phone silence can be some of the most uncomfortable in the world. Here are some examples of what you might want to ask: What was your major and how did you end up choosing it? Could you tell me about what you did after college and how you got to your current job? Do you think that I should major in (fill in the blank) to be able to get a job in your field? What are some important skills I should aim to get in order to succeed in your career? Do you think it really matters what I major in with respect to being able to get a job in your industry?
I Have To Pick A Major -- Now What?
JIST, for instance, offers The college majors Handbook, which features need to fly blind when it comes to researching and then choosing a college major,
http://content.monstertrak.monster.com/resources/archive/careerfields/pickamajor

Extractions: document.domain="monster.com"; var ad24=false; Every time you're on break from school, someone hits you with that most common question asked of college students: "What's your major?" For months, you've been able to get away with responses like "I'm not sure," or "I'm keeping my options open." But now thanks to your school's academic rules, your parents' incessant nagging or even your own impatience you're forced to make a choice, and you don't know what to do. Thousands of college students around the country go through the same anxiety-producing experience every year, often around mid-semester when they have to choose their courses for the following semester (and they've already taken all their general or core courses). Are you in the "I have to pick a major now what?" mode? If so, don't panic. If you're like many college students, the major you select won't have a huge impact on your future career anyway. But even if it will, there are plenty of things you can do to help yourself make a sound decision. Meet with a Campus Career Counselor.
Changing Majors - Lake Land College
How do I Choose a college major? choosing a major will be one of the most challenging decisions in your academic career. This presentation will provide you
http://www.lakeland.cc.il.us/counseling/changemajors.htm

Extractions: How do I Choose a College Major? Choosing a major will be one of the most challenging decisions in your academic career. This presentation will provide you with important tips and resources for Choosing a Major Information on Changing College Majors If you would like information about college majors available according to your career goals or wish to change your college major, you may seek assistance from a counselor. The counselors can assist you in identifying different courses required for various majors and programs of study available at Lake Land College. If you are currently enrolled at Lake Land College and need to change your major, you need to complete a Change of Major form.
Dickinson College Career Center
The Dickinson college Career Center helps match students and alumni with employment choosing a major is a decisionmaking process that takes time.
http://www.dickinson.edu/career/student/choosingamajor.html

Extractions: Site Map Choosing a major is a decision-making process that takes time. It can be a daunting prospect, but with the information provided on these pages, our hope is that it will become much easier. It is important to remember that your major does not determine what your career will be. Check out the Major to Career portion of our website and you will see that not all language majors are teachers, not all biology majors are laboratory researchers, not all political science majors are lawyers. By and large, with a liberal arts education, YOU, not your major, will determine your career path. For you to be marketable to employers when you begin your job search, it is more important to have relevant experiences (such as internships) and to have developed the skills necessary to be successful in that field. If you would like to talk with a Career Counselor about choosing a major, feel free to call the Career Center at ext. 1740 to set up an appointment.
The University Of Chicago College
Don t be surprised if choosing a major takes a long time, To declare a major, read the college policy on majors in the catalog and then set up an
http://www.college.uchicago.edu/academics/majors.shtml

Extractions: Home Academics Choosing a Major At a liberal arts institution such as the University of Chicago, a major does not necessarily equate to a career. In fact, a low correlation exists between the subject studied in college and the chosen career field. Graduate school can be an exception because in-depth study in a particular field (especially in the sciences) requires prior work in that discipline, although not necessarily as a major. On the other hand professional schools (including law medicine , public policy, and social work) do not view graduates of liberal arts institutions either favorably or unfavorably because of major. They focus instead on assessing applicants' analytic and communications skills, among other qualities. This is fortunate for Chicago graduates because courses in the College emphasize both problem solving and communications skills. The result is that graduates are attractive to both employers and graduate schools because they tend to be critical thinkers who are also broadly trained and well read. Rather than viewing major in career terms only, consider it as an academic interest in which one enjoys being immersed for hours at a time (reading and studying). Expect to make up your mind and then change it multiple times. Don't be surprised if choosing a major takes a long time, since experience (taking courses), soliciting advice, and reflection are crucial elements of this process. Caution: Be discriminating. While it is important to seek advice, not all of it will be of the same quality. The three best places to begin seeking advice are
Office Of Career Resources At Eckerd College : Choosing A Major
choosing a major Internships Scholarship Info Graduate Info Summer Camps choosing a major. What can I do with a major in
http://www.eckerd.edu/careerresources/major.html
Choosing A Major In College - UK Selected Websites
choosing a college major How to Chart Your Ideal Path. One of the toughest decisions college students face is choosing a major and a career.
http://www.all4one.com/choosing-a-major-in-college.htm

Extractions: College Search Search and compare over 2,100 colleges. Find your right school. Sponsored by: http://www.petersons.com/ (Ads by Google) Choosing A School Information covering a wide range of subjects for your children. Sponsored by: http://www.direct.gov.uk/ (Ads by Google) The Good Schools Guide All the information you need to choose the right school for you! Sponsored by: http://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/ (Ads by Google) College Like? 80,000 students rate their college life. Helps you decide where to go. Sponsored by: http://www.campusdirt.com/ (Ads by Google) College Majors Dont Know What Majors Are Available Find Out What Your School Offers! Sponsored by: http://www.collegeprowler.com// (Ads by Google) Why choose us? - University College Falmouth, UK choosing a college , what do you need to look for? ... Your tutors are all practising artists, many of whom have won major awards. ...

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