The Career Development function utilizes career advisors, counselors, vocational testing, audio-visual aids, and an extensive career resource library with a wide range of general and specific information to aid with career exploration and decision making. Check your class schedule for offerings. To further enhance your career decision making process, the Experiential Education program helps students gain career-related work experience, confirm career choices, and develop marketable skills. The Employer Relations function of the Career Resource Center has key responsibilities for on-campus recruiting, including student and employer processing, resume referrals, career days and Career Expo events, Jobtrack, alumni services and credential services. Although you will have chosen a major for Universal Tracking, it is very common for students to question that decision once they begin classes.
Many students still have concerns about their major going into their junior and senior years.
If you have questions, take the time to find the information you need to answer them. The CRC has many resources that can help give you the information to answer these questions and either solidify your choice or explore alternative career paths. If you wish, you can speak with a career counselor about your concerns and together plan how to deal with them. Feeling uncertain about your major is not a bad thing. It does mean, however, that you may need to do some more information gathering.