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Once you have created a list of majors and careers that are consistent
with who you are, you should begin learning more about them. Below
is the list of resources to help you:
- Talk with faculty, advisors, and students in academic departments
you are considering.
- National links to occupational
Information with trends for a variety of career fields.
- Speak with people in the career fields you are exploring.
This process is called informational
interviewing handout (PDF).
You may also consider job shadowing professionals in careers
that interest you.
- Learn where MU graduates get jobs, by major through the Where in the World are MU Grads?
- Join and become active in student
organizations related to your major and career interests.
- Enroll in different academic courses in majors you are considering;
find part-time
work, summer jobs, engage in volunteer
activities and service
learning to test out your career/major choices and gain
related work experience.
- Obtain an internship.
- Visit the Career Services Center's Kimberly
Clark Career library that contains numerous resources to
help you research majors and careers of interest.
- Check out the following online resources to learn more about
different majors and careers:
FAQs | Overview | Handouts | Resources | Got a Job! Survey
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