Choosing a career path can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Your goals may change over time, so it’s important to start by understanding your skills, personality, interests, and values. Use the following tools to get started, then schedule an appointment with a career consultant to build your plan.
Discover your personality, interests, values, and skills and how they match with careers and majors.
Not sure what a certain major leads to or what a job really looks like day to day? Use these tools to explore potential career options, job outlooks, salary ranges, and how different majors connect with specific career paths. Whether you’re choosing a major or preparing for graduation, these resources will help you make informed decisions
Visit What Can I Do with This Major? to explore how your major connects to career fields and explore common job titles and employers for each area of study. (General Studies majors – click on the major(s) that are most similar to your concentration(s).)
Use O*NET Online to dive deep into the skills, tasks, and technologies associated with specific occupations. This is a great tool for understanding job requirements and transferable skills.
Check out the Occupational Outlook Handbook for comprehensive info on hundreds of careers, including projected job growth, salary data, and work environments.
Want to stand out to employers?
No matter your major or career goals, employers are looking for key skills that show you’re ready for the workplace. These aren’t just job skills—they’re life skills you can build right here at Southeastern through classes, jobs, clubs, volunteering, and more.
Not sure what career path is right for you? We’re here to help you explore your options, clarify your goals, and find a path that aligns with your strengths and interests. Whether you’re just getting started or thinking ahead, we’ll help you connect the dots between your major and your future goals.