Career Roadmap Year 2

Knowledge

Complete a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Strong Interest, or O*NET assessment to determine your strengths and possible careers or majors to pursue.
Identify career ready skills gained through past part time jobs, student organizations, and community service.
Make a Career Counseling appointment if you still need help finding your direction.
Attend a financial literacy workshop.

Choose and conduct information interviews with professionals in your field(s) of interest through Tiger Mentor Network.
Participate in job shadowing or a site visit.
Find peers with similar interests to share in your college experiences.
Consider attending Retreat for Social Justice.
Engage with your Career Community Coach.

Consider taking EDUC 121 Personal Life & Planning to learn about decision making and how to better prepare for life after college.
Review the NACE Career Ready Skills page on the Career Center website and get ideas for how to develop them.
Attend the Professional Etiquette and Networking Dinner to start developing professional habits.
Attend an iLead workshop or LeaderShape institute.
Consider running for a student organization leadership position. Meet with your academic advisor to create your Degree Completion Plan. Identify some alternate routes/detours in case you encounter roadblock in your plan.