How the important things can help lead you to a potential career Knowing what you want in a job will generally lead you to a career. Some of the requirements for some graduate schools and some careers as well require years of preparation. Using the internet, career resources, and books at the undergrad office can help The internet is an extremely useful tool when looking at potential careers.
All schools have at least some information about their programs on the web.
You can also email people in the registrar's and admissions offices of most schools. Career resources also has materials, workshops, and career advisors. They have university and college calendars, test applications, directories, occupational descriptions, volunteer information, and job postings. You are able to sign out books for a period of 2-3 days. Enter the work force after completing undergrad Enter graduate school Enter a college to specialize in a specific field Overview of different careers Speech and Language Pathologists assess, evaluate, diagnose, and treat speech and language disorders in infants and toddlers, preschool-age children, and adults and also conduct research.