EDUC 121 is not only about the types of careers that exist, but more importantly about who you are and how you will fit into these fields.
EDUC 121 is not only about the types of careers that exist, but more importantly about who you are and how you will fit into these fields.
Personal Life and Career Planning (EDUC 121) is a two-credit, elective course designed to teach students the process of decision making and the application of this process to career and life choices. This course is offered in the fall, spring, and summer semesters, plus check out the Study Abroad & Away Office page for details on our next section abroad.
NOTE: This course does not fulfill core requirements.
“ The resources used really helped me understand myself personally, my preferences, and where I wanted to fit in to the workforce. This experience ultimately led me to choose to pursue my master's degree in counseling and the class provided me with the professional skills and experience to successfully do so. I would recommend this class to all students! ”
EDUC 121 enables students to understand their role in the world of work, develop a sense of career directionality and maturity, explore concepts related to successful career choice, and begin to take action toward achieving satisfactory life planning, in the context of decision making.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: