81. Hendrix College - Pre-Medical Program - Choosing A Major Any major is possible as long as prematriculation requirements are met Hendrix college,1600 Washington Avenue, Conway, Arkansas 72032, Telephone 501329-6811 http://www.hendrix.edu/admission/programs/medical/major.htm

Sixty percent of successful medical applicants nationwide majored in some area of either Biology or Chemistry (probably due to overlap of courses needed for medical school and innate interest in science among premedical students). Any major is possible as long as prematriculation requirements are met. We have alumni accepted to medical school with diverse majorsmost are Biology or Chemistry, but also Psychology, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Economics and Business, Politics, History, English, Religion, Integrated Studies (since 1988). Pre-Medical Program Contact Information Office of Admission Hendrix College, 1600 Washington Avenue, Conway, Arkansas 72032, Telephone: 501-329-6811 Feedback Sign Our Guestbook

82. Middlesex County College -- Counseling And Career Services career fields and college majors can play a vital part in your choice of academicmajor, minor, and electives. STRATEGIES FOR choosing A major major in http://www.middlesex.cc.nj.us/admin/counsel/ChoosingAMajor.htm

Specialized Student Services Career Services Workshops Courses ... Transfer Information Choosing a Major Most college students think an academic major exists for each specific career field, and that it is impossible to enter most career fields unless they choose a matching major for undergraduate study. This is not true! The relationship of college major to careers varies. Obviously, some career choices dictate that you choose a specific undergraduate major. If you want to be a nurse, you must major in nursing. Engineers major in engineering. Architects major in architecture. There is no other way to be certified as a nurse, engineer, or architect. However, most career fields don't require a specific major, and people with specific majors don't always have to use them in ways most commonly expected. Most colleges don't offer specific preparation for a single type of work. Instead, they provide abroad education so that you can develop a variety of career options. Your awareness of the relationship between career fields and college majors can play a vital part in your choice of academic major, minor, and electives.

83. College Majors And Careers RU Career Services provides college major and career information on over 60 areas of study. http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/CareerHandouts.html

Student Services Home Rutgers University - New Brunswick College Majors and Career Information Career Services has developed a "Career Opportunities in..." series addressing career options for many Rutgers University majors. Each profile summarizes the major and lists related occupations, typical employers, and examples of jobs obtained by recent and experienced Rutgers graduates. To date, our "Career Opportunities in..." series includes: Accounting and Finance Education History and Political Science Pharmacy ... Nutritional Sciences More detailed versions of these profiles are available at each New Brunswick Career Services office. Go to the Rutgers Online Career Assessments to explore my interests, skills, and values: Use the program for high school students Use the program for college students Created by the Rutgers University, New Brunswick Career Services staff R.U. Career Services Website Updated 3/25/03 Send comments to: Website Manager Rutgers University - CAREER SERVICES - New Brunswick Student Services Home

84. CSC - Major Resource Kits UD Home. choosing A Career. Getting Experience. Job Seeking Skills. Finding A Job.Shortcuts. http://www.udel.edu/CSC/mrk.html

Home Students Employers Alumni ... Finding A Job Shortcuts Major Resource Kit Internships Part-time Jobs Summer Jobs Registration Workshops Special Events Corporate Web Sites Resume On-Line Graduate School FAQ's Major Resource Kits Major Resource Kits link academic majors to career alternatives by providing information on career paths, sample job titles, and a short bibliography of Career Resource Center materials available to students in a particular major. Materials listed may also be available at the University of Delaware Morris Library or local public libraries. Major Resource Kits (MRK's) are listed below in alphabetical order by major. Please view the MRK for your major and any other related majors or career fields you may be interested in. Accounting Agricultural and Technology Education Animal Science Anthropology ... Women's Studies Last updated: March 21, 2003

85. Center For Academic Advising -- The Richard Stockton College Of NJ Staff Services Ask an Advisor Academic Policies Curriculum choosing aMajor Degree Programs Stockton Home Page, The Richard Stockton college of NJ, http://www2.stockton.edu/advising/choosingamajor.html

Self-Exploration Explore Career Options How to Declare Your Major Step 2 ... Stockton Home Page The Richard Stockton College of NJ Phone: (609) 652-4504 Center for Academic Advising , D-108 Fax: (609) 748-5528 PO Box 195 Pomona, NJ 08240-0195

86. Choosing Your Major - Page 1 an important decision you have made recently, such as deciding on a specific collegeor making a Does the career center offer a workshop in choosing a major? http://www.careerplanit.com/resource/article.asp?subid=2&artid=30

87. Welcome To Oregon Community Colleges Online Advisor be to find your career and academic goal as you begin attending a community college. andyou continue to like the subjects you might decide to major in that http://www.oregoncomcolleges.org/general_info.cfm?contentID=4

88. IUS - Career Services And Placement Your major will provide you a broad range of skills which will enable you Take advantageof the following areas as you explore majors college course bulletin http://www.careerservices.ius.edu/majorin/marjorin.html

Career Services Home Click here for list of IU Southeast majors Your major is not your career. Of course it can be. A chemistry major can become a chemist, a history major can become an historian. But it is much more likely that your career choices will be enormously varied, and not tied to a specific major at all. The 21st century workplace will challenge you to have many different jobs and most probably multiple careers. Your major will provide you a broad range of skills which will enable you to stay marketable in the fast-changing work world. Take advantage of the following areas as you explore majors: college course bulletin, professors, upperclassmen, college alumni, family, friends and your IU Southeast Career Center most importantly, don't panic! We're here to help. Just give us a call: (812) 941-2275. Additional helpful sites: Choosing a college major (ICPAC) Choosing your major and factors that block your choice (Career PlanIt) Top 10 Career Strategies for Freshmen and ... Sophomores (Career PlanIt) , S200, is a 3.0 credit-hour class especially designed to assist students in self assessment and career exploration. If you are undecided about your major or want to explore the occupations available to you within your major - then check out this class! Click here for details and course schedule Visit the Career Services office to borrow or review our books and videos to help you explore career opportunities in your major. Our "Great Jobs ..." series offers titles for majors in psychology, sociology, business, accounting, communications, liberal arts, theatre, art, music, foreign languages, English, computer science, history, and engineering. Books may only be checked out by currently enrolled students. Email

89. USC College >> Main Template studying the books in the bookstore or the library should give you an idea of whata major in that field will entail. Every semester USC college coordinates an http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/cas/major/

contact us Undegraduate Advisement Choosing a Major General Education USC Core ... Learning Communities Strategies for Finding your Major Whenever you want to, meet with a trained advisor from College Academic Services who can help you explore your options and develop a plan that meets your interests. General Education courses can be a good way to explore possible areas of interest, and make contact with a particular department. All G.E.s are taught by tenured faculty. If you are enrolled in G.E. classes you like, make an appointment with the professors during office hours to discuss your major or minor options. If you're one of the hundreds of new freshmen each year enrolled in a Learning Community, you will benefit from a small community of faculty and fellow students who will extend your research into majors during your first semester. By taking Freshman Seminars you can explore a new area of academic life. Freshman Seminars are small classes led by distinguished professors who are invited to teach subjects they find especially intriguing or provocative. You earn two units on a credit/no credit basis. No prior knowledge of the subject matter is expected.

90. Michigan Engineering - Choosing A Major Programs and Degrees choosing a major. In addition, the Executive Committee of theCollege of Engineering, following a request of a particular degree program http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/prospective/undergraduate/programsdegrees/ch

COE HOME COLLEGE PROFILE ADMISSIONS STUDENTS ... ALUMNI Undergraduate Admissions Scholarships Advising and Support Services Programs and Degrees Schedule a Campus Visit Facilities Departments and Programs Student Life ... Programs and Degrees Choosing a Major Programs and Degrees - Choosing a Major Undergraduate Engineering Degrees Choosing a Major Dual Degrees Special Programs Minors Program Advisors ... Honors Programs Whereas the entering first-year student does not need to select a specific field of engineering, there is some advantage to arriving at a decision early. To help the student with a choice, the departments will schedule a series of group meetings that provide information about each of the programs and related career opportunities. If additional help is needed, the student should consult with an academic or program advisor . The degree program in which a student plans to graduate should be selected during the second term. Admission to a degree program depends on the student being in good standing and having completed the first-year-student-level mathematics, chemistry, physics and digital computing courses. Transfer to a program involves obtaining the necessary approval forms from the degree program office selected. In addition, the Executive Committee of the College of Engineering, following a request of a particular degree program, may find it necessary to restrict admission to that program, based on grade point averages in mathematics, chemistry, physics and digital computing courses elected in the first year.

91. Choosing A Major Or A Career Webpage designer blew@howardcc.edu. Welcome to Career Services Howard CommunityCollege Room L140 Phone 410 772 4840. choosing a major or Career. http://www.howardcc.edu/career/Choosing a Major.htm

Hours 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m . Fri 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m Calendar of Events in Spring 2003 Career Clues Electronic Newsletter ... Careers Job Search Tips Jobs! Companies on-campus Job Listings New, Revised HCC Jobs On-line Job Fair Resume help Interview help ... Personal Counseling Information for students and faculty Salaries Program for Low Income, Single Parents or Displaced ... credit for what you know Webpage designer: blew@howardcc.edu Welcome to Career Services Howard Community College Room L140 Phone 410 772 4840 To go directly to a page, click on one of the topics listed on the left or a topic below: Deciding on a Major or Career Career Research Personal Counseling Looking for a Job ... Preparing for an Interview Choosing a Major or Career One of the most important keys to successful career management is knowing how your career interests match with the world of work and what academic programs are available to fuel your journey. Careers and Six Basic Types John Holland, a career specialist, developed a theory that people and careers can be characterized by six basic "types". These "types", or Holland Codes, are commonly referred to as

92. How To Choose A Major Your college major is just one of the many unique qualifications you offer employers. Choosinga major is one of the first milesones on the Career Education http://career.asu.edu/S/ChooseMajor.htm

Up Next Down: I am undeclared. . . What kind of job ...? I have a career in mind . . . Transferring credits to ASU For the ASU community: stay current on career events and activities - join the Career Services organization in myASU To research these topics further, try the ASU Hayden Library's ReferenceUSA link To print this page first set your browser text size to smallest. Choosing a major Follow the link below that fits you best: I am undecided and want to pick or change a major, but don't know where to start . . What kind of job is a good fit for this major? I have a career in mind what major might be a good match? I have academic credits that I would like to transfer into a specific major. I just want to learn more about majors: " What can I do with a major in..... " handouts and links. "ASU degrees and majors" links A few words of advice to consider when picking a major... Selecting a major is not the same as selecting a career!

93. University College Advising - University Of Utah UU logo, University college Advising New Freshmen, click here to learnhow to get a good schedule for Fall! 450 major Exploration. Please http://www.saff.utah.edu/advise/major.shtml

University College Advising New Freshmen, click here to learn how to get a good schedule for Fall! 450 Student Services Building - (801) 581-8146 Email Hot Line: uc@sa.utah.edu Home Coming to the U! ... Notice: Tuition Bill Changes Major Exploration Please note that all undergraduates are expected to be admitted to a major by the end of their sophomore year (60 semester hours). FAQs: What is a major? A "major" or an "academic plan" is a set of courses within a particular subject area that must be completed along with University-wide Graduation Requirements in order to receive a bachelor's degree. Majors often equate with a department at the U, such as "Biology" or "Linguistics." Click here for a list of UNIVERSITY OF UTAH MAJORS. How do I declare a major? Speak with the departmental advisor for the major of your choice regarding requirements for that academic plan. Some majors are "open," whereas others have special admissions requirements. The advisor will let you know what you need to do to be accepted into the major. Click here for a list of DEPARTMENTAL ADVISORS' PHONE NUMBERS . You can also read about major requirements by clicking here to see the General Catalog. When do I need to declare my major?

94. Career Services - University Of New Hampshire - Students - Choosing A Major choosing a major. Students sometimes have difficulty selecting a collegemajor. It's important to understand that some career fields http://www.unh.edu/career-services/choosemajor.html

Career Services - Students Home Contact Us Alumni Employers Choosing a Major Choosing a Career Learning about Careers Internships On-Campus Recruiting ... Establishing a Credential Folder Choosing a Major Students sometimes have difficulty selecting a college major. It's important to understand that some career fields (e.g., nursing, accounting) do require a particular course of study while other fields require only that a person have a college degree. Most employers do not hire majors, they hire individuals who have a set of skills appropriate to the job and who demonstrate interest in that field. Generally, a good choice of major is one you would enjoy and do well in. To help you decide on a major, vocational testing, available in Career Services, may help. Undeclared students should also be in contact with the University Advising Center , also found in Hood House. The following links may provide resources to help in your exploration of various majors and career fields. Occupational Outlook Handbook Mission W.O.R.K.

95. Choosing A Major Helpful Guidelines for choosing Your major. Many students are undecided about theirmajors when they enter collegeand many who are decided change their minds http://www.uoregon.edu/~aass/choosing.htm

When should I declare a major? How do I go about choosing a major? How do I declare a major? How can I see an adviser? Whom should I ask to speak with? RELATED LINKS Academic Advising Workshops Career Center Workshops Academic Learning Center Workshops Guidelines for Planning Your Course Schedule Choosing-a-Major web sites: Majors and Careers: Find out about careers of recent UO graduates and their majors! GREAT RESOURCE: Humboldt's Choosing a Major Resources Page When should I declare a major? When you are ready. By the end of winter term of your sophomore year, at the latest. Ideally, during spring term of the freshman year, before summer holidays. Science students, though undeclared, must take mathematics and (usually) general chemistry in the freshman year. Postponing foundation classes such as mathematics and foreign languages extends the time it takes to earn a degree in some majors, so, be careful. How do I go about choosing a major?

96. Undeclared Student Advising This poses a real challenge to students, especially because choosing a majoris one of the most important decisions they will make in college. http://www.uoregon.edu/~aass/undeclared.html

UNDECLARED STUDENTS AND THE OFFICE OF ACADEMIC ADVISING: HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? The Office of Academic Advising serves students who have not yet decided on an academic major. One of the primary purposes of Academic Advising is to assist undeclared students in the development of meaningful educational plans that are compatible with their life goals and to offer workshops and referrals to assist students in choosing a major. We encourage you to explore your interests with an adviser and carefully review official information that can be found in the University of Oregon Catalog and Schedule of Classes The Office of Academic Advising is a place where students can sit down with an adviser one-on-one and discuss their individual concerns and questions. Students will receive personalized academic information and support and can call or come in as often as needed. Also, check out what other students have to say about the UO.

97. What Can I Do With A Major In...?  A List Of UNCW Majors And Related Career Inf Job listings for any major can be found at www.uncw.edu/stuaff/career/jobs.htm.Job Listings, Oncampus Interview Schedule, What Can I Do With A major In. http://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/Majors/

Career Services Home Student Homepage (formerly CareerConnections) UNCW Experience Job Listings Roanoke Valley Job Fair Education ... Feedback Updated April 03, 2003 Diane Sledden Reed Accountancy Education Nursing ... Therapeutic Recreation Job listings for any major can be found at www.uncw.edu/stuaff/career/jobs.htm Job Listings UNCW Experience On-campus Interview Schedule ... Student Affairs

98. The College At Penn Search, Site Index, Contact, School of Arts Sciences. Main Menu, Introductionto the college. Curriculum. Courses Registration. Advising Academic Resources. http://www.college.upenn.edu/

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