What Can I Do With My Southeastern Degree?

 

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Selecting your career is a life-long process. Your major selection may direct your initial focus, but careers tend to branch out in new (sometimes unexpected) ways through one’s experiences and changing interests, an evolving job market, and networking. Career Exploration Coaches are here not to dictate direction, but to enhance student empowerment toward informed self-direction.

"Informed self-direction" may take the form of personality, interests, values, and skills assessments, but these assessments are not definitive person-to-occupation match generators.  They are simply tools to stimulate learning and self-knowledge.

Further, in defining goals, students sometimes forget to consider what they are willing to do (or can feasibly manage) to reach them and to work there successfully (i.e., rigor of coursework, licensing requirements, general commitments of working in that profession, etc.).  Knowing your own stamina, tolerance, preferences, and limits is part of your self-informed equation.

Career Exploration Coaches are equipped to help you explore and consider all of these dimensions.  Our Coaches do more than just guide students toward a single career decision.  We are tasked with teaching students how to gain self-knowledge, sort through threads of information, and take actions that will produce more satisfying lives.  

 

Students needing additional help or guidance may set up an appointment with an academic and  career exploration coach by calling the Center for Student Excellence at 985-549-3318.

 

Southeastern has lots of exciting undergraduate degree programs to pursue.

 Explore each link and discover which one is right for you!

Accounting	History
Art	Industrial Technology
Biology	Information Technology
Business Administration	Kinesiology
Chemistry	Management
Communication	Marketing
Communication Sciences and Disorders	Mathematics
Computer Science	Middle School Education, Grades 4-8
Criminal Justice	Middle School Education & Special Education, Mild/Moderate, Grades 4-8
Early Childhood Education, Grades PK-3	Music
Elementary Education, Grades 1-5	Nursing
Elementary Education & Special Education, Mild/Moderate, Grades 1-5	Occupational Health, Safety and Environment
Engineering Technology	Physics
English	Political Science
English Education, Grades 6-12	Psychology
Family and Consumer Science	Social Studies Education, Grades 6-12
Finance	Social Work
General Studies	Sociology
Health and Physical Education, Grades K-12	Sport Management
Health Education and Promotion	Supply Chain Management
Health Sciences	World Languages
Health Systems Management

 

 

*Degrees with a concentration in Education

Academic Department

Art, Concentration in Art Education, Grades 6-12	Visual Art + Design
Biological Sciences, concentration in Biology Education, Grades 6-12	Biological Sciences
Family Consumer Sciences, concentration in Nutrition Education and Promotion	Health & Human Sciences
Mathematics, concentration in Mathematics Education, Grades 6-12	Mathematics
Music, concentration in Instrumental Music Education, K-12	Music and Performing Arts
Music, concentration in Vocal Music Education, K-12	Music and Performing Arts
World Languages, concentration in French Education, K-12	World Languages and Cultures
World Languages, concentration in Spanish Education, K-12	World Languages and Cultures

 

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