• Now, list the Top 5 majors you are considering at this point.
• Explore possibilities with each major.

This will help you focus. Choosing a major is a process of self-exploration. 

• Evaluate employment options and/or continuing education options. 
• Attend events (Workshops, “Mock” Interview Day, Career Day, and/or Education Expo) to learn about internships, graduate schools, full-time employment and other career related topics. 
• Network with professionals in your field whenever possible.
• Schedule an appointment with Career Services to discuss your own individualized post-graduate plan.
• If pursing additional education take the appropriate entrance exams.
• Apply for graduate programs (first choice/back-ups) based upon review of school information and faculty advice.
• Secure faculty letters of recommendation for graduate/professional school applications and confirm references for your job search.
• Complete a final draft of your resume; revisit employment opportunities frequently.
• Fine-tune your interviewing skills.  Review common interview questions and participate in “mock” interviews.
• Consider your location preferences.

Get Ahead

• Continue to build and utilize your network.  Contact friends, family, past work supervisors, and alums who can provide advice about entering into the field/industry of your choice.
• Conduct research on employers within your field/industry of interest.  Review professional journals, employer directories, and information available directly from the employer.