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Career Exploration Programs
Career Exploration Studies offers you the opportunity to do an intensive career search while you develop a better understanding of yourself through career and personal counseling and the sampling of various majors. A counselor/faculty advisor will work with you to assist you in evaluating information and making a career decision.
You may remain in the Career Exploration program for up to two semesters to select and prepare for a major. During that time, you will take introductory and foundation courses in various majors as well as courses in mathematics, humanities, and social science.
For questions related to Career Exploration Studies, contact Kiersten Blankley, director of Career Exploration Studies.
Qualified deaf and hard-of-hearing students may also be eligible to enter the University Exploration Program.