The Myers Briggs Personality test and the Campbell Skills test help students determine what careers would be best for them. These can be taken free of charge, and after taking the tests, the University offers career counseling for students. These tests help students recognize what careers they need to avoid and also what jobs they can do well. As Kelly said, both are helpful to know before starting a job search. The tests are open to all students and the staff is available to help students find direction for their future.
Internships provide another way for students to see if they have chosen the right major.
There they gain experience in a real work environment. Internships may also show students what they like or dislike about their chosen majors. Students should be deciding on their majors around their sophomore year. These hiring statistics offer encouraging prospects for seniors. This growing job market enables seniors to begin their job search later instead of having to pursue it throughout their senior year.