Career Exploration

Helping you make career decisions

Choosing a career is a process that takes self-knowledge, occupational information, and good decision-making skills. We offer many opportunities for career planning and exploration. You may also seek career guidance by visiting with an advisor in the Advising Center or Career Services to determine the necessary steps for planning and achieving your career goals. Advisors use free career assessments to help students make career decisions based on interests, abilities, values, and personality.

Career One Stop

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, this is a one stop site providing career exploration, education and training resources, salary and benefits information as well as many other resources to help with the job search.

Job Shadow

Gain valuable exposure in your chosen career.

My Next Move

Sponsored by U.S. Department of Labor, this site is easy to use to search careers by key words or industry. There is also a quick and easy assessment that will provide career information based on interests. Site connects to O*NET for detailed career information.

MyPlan

Research careers, watch videos about a variety of professions and explore college majors.

MyMajors

Not sure what you want to study? Take the assessment to find the best - fit majors.

O*Net Resource Center

o*net online logoThe O*NET program is the nation's primary source of occupational information.

What Can I Do With This Major

Learn how to connect your major with a career path.

Fields of Study  Seven Fields of Study Model (pdf)

Explore our 7 fields of study to help you understand our career and transfer pathways.

Contact the Career Services Staff if you need assistance or additional information.