CAREER, MAJOR, AND MINOR EXPORLATION
DEGREE 1 Location on campus:
DEGREE 2 Location on campus:
YOUR PATHWILL BE UNIQUE TO YOU. DETERMINING WHERE TO START AND END IS SOMETIMES THE TOUGHEST PART.
Describe this major in your own words:
Describe this major in your own words:
List three careers this major might prepare you for.
List three careers this major might prepare you for.
1. Identify five passion areas or interests.
2. What careers, majors, and minors might contribute to these passion areas?
How many credits does this major require?
How many credits does this major require?
What is the GPA requirement for the major?
What is the GPA requirement for the major?
What pre-admission courses does this major have?
What pre-admission courses does this major have?
What “double dippers” does this major have? (courses that satisfy more than one requirement, such as gen ed and major or minor requirements)
What “double dippers” does this major have? (courses that satisfy more than one requirement, such as gen ed and major or minor requirements)
What math classes are needed for this major?
What math classes are needed for this major?
What courses might you want to take soon?
What courses might you want to take soon?
3. How will these connect to your other dreams?
4. Identify two programs and two careers to further explore your options.
OCCUPATION 1 What they do: (duties, employers)
OCCUPATION 2 What they do: (duties, employers)
Work environment: (independent or collaborative, indoors or outside)
Work environment: (independent or collaborative, indoors or outside)
How to become one: (education and experience)
How to become one: (education and experience)
Median pay:
Median pay:
Job outlook: (projected growth)
Job outlook: (projected growth)
If you are not yet declared in a major, you are encouraged to research two major options. If you have already chosen a major, it may still be helpful to use that major for this assignment or you can choose to research minor and certificate options. Complete the worksheet on page 15 using the CWU Catalog, Wildcat Guide: Fall Edition, academic department websites, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook at bls.gov/ooh.
Similar occupations:
Similar occupations:
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