Choosing a career path works best when you understand your own interests and skills, and what’s most important to you.
- What are you curious about and take time to learn about independently?
- How do you like to spend your free time?
- What sorts of activities, including volunteering and paid employment, have you participated in?
- What natural talents and skills do you most enjoy using?
This page contains information and resources that are designed to help you think more about how you are and potential career paths that may be a fit for you. Take time to think about who you are and what type of work would be meaningful and rewarding to you.
While a job is often more than just a paycheck, the reality is that most of us work because we need the money. And, for whatever reasons, some of us are looking for jobs that pay $100K a year but …
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It’s not rocket science for me to guess that if you’re a math major—or potential math major—you likely love numbers and problem-solving. But what can you do with that passion once you get your degree? As someone who advises college …
Over this past summer, I’ve been working in the Career & Co-op Center in University Crossing (Suite 450). While I was aware of some of the center’s offerings as a first-year student, I didn’t know the extent of its resources …
If you’re studying or thinking about studying Criminal Justice, we are excited to have some great career advice for you, via FBI’s Recruitment and Selection Unit. They answered our questions about what is available for Criminal Justice students, and not …
