Americans tend to expect fulfillment from their jobs, and generally aren't happy unless they are doing work that they enjoy. Your work, in fact, is what you will spend your life doing. And in order to end up doing work you love, you must get a job that is harmonious with your personality and your preferences.
Many people simply try out one job after another, until they find one they like.
But that can take a number of years, and there is an easier way, a shortcut. Southern Connecticut State University offers you several ways to discover what jobs you would find interesting, fulfilling, and available after graduation, how to locate these jobs, and how to be hired. This office offers you both individual counseling and computer access to a wealth of career information. Our Counseling Services Office has counselors who are trained to discuss not only personal concerns, but also career options and such life transitions as school to work, work to school, and homemaking to school. You may answer the questions by using a paper copy of the inventory, provided to you for free by the Counseling Services Office, or via a computer in the counseling office.