Career Counseling

Alumni may utilize Career Counseling for up to a year after their graduation.

Transferring and new students are encouraged to visit with a Career Counselor before seeing an academic advisor if they are unsure of a course of study or have career-related concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Computer-guidance programs are designed to help a person evaluate their career options in terms of where they are and how to get where they want to be. Most programs allow a person to assess interests, abilities, and values to suggest different careers which might fit. Also, they usually provide current information about the career choices in terms of training, outlook, salaries, physical requirements, and skills needed.

Career Counseling

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a Career Counselor do?

Do I have to be counseled?

What is a computer-guidance program?

If I get a degree in a certain field, can you tell me what careers I can do with it?

I want to apply for a job working on campus – how do I do that?

I need help with my resume, what can I do?