If at all possible, have your major defined and begin at once to work toward it. If you don't have a major, get career counseling right away. If you have to work to finance your education, DON'T work more than 20 hours a week. This will help you to take advantage of the services offered by BYU and let you meet other people who are just beginning their university experience. See the Occupational Outlook Handbook .
Support networks are essential.
Never get behind. Check out our online ask a counselor feature. The tests help students identify what they would enjoy doing, identifying majors and occupations they might find interesting and fulfilling. Workshops are 50-minute sessions on specific topics related to career exploration, decision making, study skills, and time management. They are usually taught several times a month during different times of the day.